Cardboard furniture on "Sovet Design" exibition by Made in Cardboardia (http://www.facebook.com/madeincardboardia)
The USSR as a way of life. Holidays and everyday lives of the people who built communism. Iconic design objects and symbols of the big epoch.
There’s something that links most of the everyday objects presented in “Made in Russia: Unsung Icons of Soviet Design.” But it’s hard to tell exactly what that is just by looking at this collection of wobbly dolls, drinking glasses, primitive arcade games, and arsonistic space heaters. The essence, argues editor Michael Idov, is the system
When it comes to listing famous watchmaking countries, most people could name Switzerland, Japan and maybe Germany or France, if they had only a passing interest in watches. However there is one region that arguably surpasses those in terms of the level of fanaticism of its collectors, and that is the former Soviet Union. Russia […]
The project is part of the first London Biennale of Design. For the first time since the breakup of the Soviet Union, Russia participates in such a high-level international professional event in the field of industrial design.
The Soviet Union left behind a vast design heritage that is largely unknown in the West. Unlike Soviet-era architecture and graphic design, interior design from this period has not been thoroughly investigated. For the first time, this book offers a comprehensive survey of Soviet interior design from constructivism and
Graphic Design Poster Series made by Zeka Design inspired by Soviet Fashion mixing vintage photography with modern shapes and color schemes.
At the inaugural London Design Biennale at Somerset House, Russia’s exhibition Discovering Utopia: The Lost Archives of Soviet Design was awarded…
The Soviet Union left behind a vast design heritage that is largely unknown in the West. Unlike Soviet-era architecture and graphic design, interior design
When we think about “Soviet design” in the West, it’s usually the crimson, sharp-angled Constructivist works that spring to mind—the propaganda posters bearing spiky speech bubbles, Alexander Rodchenko’s arresting red-and-black diagonals. Naturally, there’s a lot more to it than that, and a new book
Hit show about 1986 disaster is "more realistic than anything Russians would have ever made about themselves"
Justin McGuirk: USSR cold war design wasn't all ungainly spacecraft and western knock-offs – beneath the yoke of communism, some important lessons about sustainability were being learned
JF Ptak Science Books Post 2051 [Kuznetsov, E. Tsirk. [Circus.] Moscow: Academia, 1931; Cover design by N. Akimov.; 8 v., [655] leaves of plates : col. ill. ; 32 x 57 cm.] I found this dustjacket art of Soviet-era books...
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In the formation of the names of Soviet lenses can be divided into two main logical way. First - this is when the name is encoded optical design (Helios, Industar, etc), the second way - is the brand of the manufacturer (Arsat, Zenitar, BelOMO). The first way implies that the name of the lens attached specific optical design. This logic is likely to have been borrowed from the
The crazy design of Soviet nukes. This is the story of Tsar Bomba, the emperor of nukes.
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Soviet furniture Design exhibition, held in Museum of Architecture in Moscow.
As part of the 2012 Design Basel/Miami Fair, Moscow's Heritage Gallery is exhibiting key furniture pieces representing the best of 20th-century Soviet interior design
I made this in Blender, it's supposed to be a Soviet ww2 heavy tank with better armor layout, Fire Control, Optics, Comfort, Gun, and could be made in ww2 already if they wanted to
