An independent creative brand at the intersection of architecture, textiles, and object design. We are two creative personalities and idea generators.
Yulia “paints with words”: she is responsible for processes, selects and purchases equipment and materials, and systematically organizes production.
Eva “draws with lines”: she sketches, designs, creates shapes and original patterns.
How it all began
The idea and name appeared in 2018. Since then, we have been engaged in a continuous conversation about clothing, proportions, light and shadow, and tactility. The sketches are inspired by architecture, ornamentation, and boundless imagination.
Design code
Architectural silhouette
- clean lines,
- structural volumes and shoulders,
- balanced proportions.
Material contrasts
- a bold mix of velvet,
- silk,
- cashmere,
- leather,
- velour,
- tweed,
- and dense blended fabrics.
Original patterns
- prints based on our own sketches on dense,
- high-quality fabrics,
- bases with highly detailed patterns (orchids, solar, plant, and zoomorphic ornaments).
Favorite details
- buttons made according to individual designs,
- a jewel-like touch that brings the look together.
“The clash between the severity of the cut and the liveliness of the ornamentation in the costumes”
- The architectural grid sets the rhythm, the print is complicated by ornaments, and textures create depth.
- A carmine-red palette with orchids, sun medallions, Ural cranberries, and birds—a dynamic, pretentious mosaic of celebration and color.
- Deep blue with chanterelles, fish, stars, and orchids—baroque symmetry and nighttime coolness.
Collaborations and purchases
We are looking for unique fabrics, as well as manufacturers of accessories based on sketches (orchid buttons). We are open to dialogue on stable supplies, color batches, and joint capsule collections.
A capsule collection of festive sweaters with pickles (paired with a New Year’s Magic Book), a line of T-shirts and home textiles with signature prints.
The next launch will be a costume line
In development: long-dormant sketches of hats inspired by Gagarin’s headwear.