The design of office SLAVA is firmly rooted in the principles of suprematism, an early 20th century art movement founded by Kazimir Malevich. Focused on the fundamentals of geometry, suprematism encompasses circles, squares, rectangles, straight lines, and limited color palettes as the fundamentals of an ideology suggesting that the visual appearance of objects in our world are far less significant than their true essence, beyond the limits of what we see.
In the spirit of that ideological advancement, Maxim Kashin has transitioned from the suprematist plane, to the suprematist volume and beyond, putting forth his own vision of suprematist space in the volume of the interior. His introduction of suprematism’s infinite possibilities to interior design blends the ideas of the masters to create new applications of textural contrasts and forms. In directing that evolving process inward to the design of his own firm’s office, he embarked on a journey to create a sort of showroom of his own ideas to inspire both his employees and his clients.
Bio "Creating a new concept, I aim to create a fascinating design of space, fill it with a play of light and shadow, and make it also functional. The geometry of the interior may show the light in the interior exceptionally clear and bright and focus the attention on the architecture solution” – Maxim Kashin.
We created together with my team interiors for many brands and companies: bars and restaurants, offices and public spaces, exhibition pavilions and installations, and also completed creative residential interiors.
Other prizes A’design Awards 2024 A’design Awards 2022 German Design Award special 2022 Architectural Master Prize 2020 DNA 2020 Russian Project 2020 Bar & Restaurant Award 2019 Iconic Awards 2018 Russian Project 2018
