Also in the studio is a black table that is one of designer’s inherited pieces. “When I was a child, it was a dining table; the whole family used to gather at it,” Lavrentieva recalls. “The table seemed huge to me, so I was planning to use it in the kitchen in my house as well. But when I brought it here from the Ulyanovsk region, I realized it was actually very small, so I decided to use it in the studio. I still wonder how we all managed to fit there.”
Lavrentieva and Kamenskih bought the antique black side table in India for one of their projects, and for some time it and another table served their client. But then he decided to get other furniture and gave the Indian tables to his designers as a gift — one for Lavrentieva and one for Kamenskih.
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