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TOP 6 Russian furniture brands able to compete with foreign firms
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Russian furniture companies ready to compete with the West
By Ksenia Isaeva
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Le Сitron

RBTH has chosen six Russian furniture companies that we believe to be capable of competing with foreign brands. Le Сitron makes children's furniture, decorative goods and knitwear. They deliver off-the-shelf solutions for children’s rooms with bright dressers, shelves, beds, wall stickers, posters and wallpaper. Designed and produced in Russia with love.
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Woodi

Woodi consists of 4 employers making brightly colored Scandinavian-style wooden furniture. It is safe for children and made from perennial wood. It can also be used in the home as well for stores and cafes. Delivery abroad is an option, but needs to be arranged specifically.
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Bragin Design

Bragin Design makes splendid furniture from St. Petersburg: large couches, minimalistic tables with nothing extra, chairs made from colored panels and compound lamps.
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Anastasia Nemolyaeva

Anastasia Nemolyaeva creates furniture all by herself. In her store you can find children's wardrobes, chests of drawers of different sizes, and cradles, all painted by hand.
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INDUSTRIART

Industriart produces solid furniture. Its tables are like workbenches with legs made from wide metal pieces and 70s-style lamps on three legs, rough armchairs and chairs.
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Lllooch

Lllooch is a Russian company that makes high-tech furniture, such as tables with USB ports for recharging and minimalistic wooden horses. Soon they are opening a showroom in Berlin, Germany, called lllooch STORE, which will sell Russian designs in Europe.
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July 28, 2015
Tags: Art, design, modern art

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