Inspired by how nature and time transform man-made objects.
Artist Zlata Kornilova seeks to connect with time — capturing fleeting moments and preserving them through material.
Her sculptural practice is a meditation on memory, nature, and invisible connection.
She works primarily with wood, transforming simple forms — often boxes — into vessels of reflection. Poetic symbolism.
Surfaces echo the quiet traces left by time: weathered textures, faded hues, subtle ornamentation drawn from architecture, embroidery, and natural decay.
🔗 Discover available art objects at nmartd.com or through our newly updated catalogue.
We believe an interior should fit the person living in it. That’s why, in our projects, we don’t only work with collectible design and contemporary art — we also create custom furniture pieces drawn by our architects, tailored to each client’s needs.
The bed and bedside console table in this bedroom were designed and crafted by NM Art & Design from a single textured oak veneer.
The minimal, serene atmosphere is energized by Vladimir Kustov’s dynamic artwork — Electricity.
On the nightstand:
🔘 a hand-blown glass vase by Drozhdini
🔘 a Carrara marble sculpture by Grigoris Kouskouris
📷 by Mikhail Loskutov
Introducing Petroglyph — a shelving unit by Marina Baisel.
Inspired by the ancient rock carvings on the Lonely cliff of the Kola Peninsula, this piece translates prehistoric mystery into collectible design. The word petroglyph comes from Greek πέτρος (stone) + γλυφή (carving) — and Marina’s work carries exactly that tension: raw, monumental, yet unreadable like a forgotten language.
Solid beech, ash veneer, and a strict silhouette. No decoration. Just presence.
It’s not storage. It’s a fragment of the northern cliff standing quietly in your space — reminding us that in the rush toward the future, we still live among messages from the past.
🔘 Dimensions: 180 × 50 × 35 cm
🔘 Material: Solid beech, MDF, ash veneer
🔘 Delivery: EU & UK (insured shipping recommended)
🔘 Price upon request.
Explore more from Marina Baisel in our updated catalogue. Link in bio.
Looking back at Milan Design Week 2026
We still can’t get over one of the main design events of the year. Here are some of the standout spots that left a lasting impression on us:
1–6: Villa Baxter Como
7–12: Alcova, Villa Pestarini
13–16: Vincenzo De Cotiis Gallery
17–20: Galleria Rossana Orlandi
Which installations stood out to you? Let us know in the comments!
Photos and spot selection by NM Art & Design founder Natalia MaslovaLooking back at Milan Design Week 2026
We still can’t get over one of the main design events of the year. Here are some of the standout spots that left a lasting impression on us:
1–6: Villa Baxter Como
7–12: Alcova, Villa Pestarini
13–16: Vincenzo De Cotiis Gallery
17–20: Galleria Rossana Orlandi
Which installations stood out to you? Let us know in the comments!
Photos and spot selection by NM Art & Design founder Natalia Maslova
From a simple ball of clay to Milan Design Week ✨
NM Art & Design author and Alcova participant — artist Sfossils — gave us an exclusive look into his creative process.
Now his stunning art objects are on display at Milan Design Week.
Want to see which pieces are available?
Type “Catalogue” in the comments and we’ll send it to you immediately. 🫱📩
Meet Atelier Martis — a Belgian design studio founded by Reinout Van der Straeten.
Working between art and craft, the studio creates collectible furniture and objects defined by raw textures, solid forms, and a deep respect for materials. Each piece feels grounded, tactile, and intentionally imperfect.
Inspired by Modernism and Brutalism, Atelier Martis describes its approach as a “New Stone Age” — where elemental forms meet contemporary design.
Timeless. Quiet. Essential.
Discover the works on the website and in our updated catalogue via the link in bio.
The kitchen in this country house project is the central hub: from here, you can access the dining room, the terrace, and the hall. All paths lead to the kitchen.
The design of this important space follows the overall concept — functionality, ergonomics, and minimalism. Art only complements and enhances the meaning.
If our aesthetic resonates with you, we’d love to talk about your future home project — don’t hesitate to get in touch at [email protected]
📸 Mikhail Loskutov
Forest series vessels by Lumi Uni are ceramic pieces with malachite glaze, inspired by the northern forest. Their shapes and textures echo stones, moss, and lakes, evoking a sense of living, tactile artifacts.
➡️ Explore more of Lumi Uni’s art objects in our newly updated catalogue. Link in bio.
Not just stone — a moment of nature captured in art.
Discover the incredible natural patterns of the art objects from the Weightlessness collection by Ira Boyko.
Each piece combines rare materials — Seashell Limestone, Labrador Volga Blue Aqua, Travertine Classic Light Cross Cut, and kiln-molded glass. Their textures, colors, and formations are completely unique — one of a kind.
Explore more of Ira’s art objects in our newly updated catalogue. Link in bio.
A contemporary apartment in Moscow designed by NM team balances elegant minimalism with the practical needs of a large family. Created for a couple with five children, the 250 m² residence was formed by merging two apartments and carefully organizing public and private zones, including four bedrooms, four dressing rooms and four bathrooms. The interior palette remains calm and light, built around natural materials, durable furniture and custom-designed solutions that make everyday life comfortable for a busy household.
The bathroom stands out as a refined, almost spa-like space: textured Salvatori marble is used for the shower and sink, creating a sense of luxurious minimalism, while soft lighting and clean architectural lines emphasize the material’s depth and transform a functional room into a serene retreat within the home.
Inspired by our aesthetic? We’d be happy to discuss your future home project — feel free to reach out at [email protected].
📸 Mikhail Loskutov
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Dubai Vase by Drozhdini
A collectible design object exploring the contrast between materials and sculptural form. The piece combines blown glass with an oak structure, highlighting the dialogue between transparency and the natural density of wood.
Minimal yet expressive, the Dubai Vase reflects Drozhdini’s philosophy — balancing traditional glassmaking with contemporary collectible design.
Explore more Drozhdini art objects in our updated catalogue. Link in bio.
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Alena Mukhina’s ceramic sculptures explore transformation as an ongoing, layered process. Her biomorphic forms emerge from raw clay that resists finality — shaped by time, touch, and tension.
Deeply textured and unglazed, the surfaces preserve the natural tones of the material, often incorporating fragments of previously fired ceramics. By blending the old into the new, artist reflects on renewal, memory, and return.
➡️ Explore more of Alena’s art objects in our newly updated catalogue. Link in bio.
