About: Self-taught product designer for the last 4 years. My work combines the principles of decorativeness and strict mathematical calculation. I am inspired by the Russian avant-garde and mid-century.

Dorothee Becker's Hand Wall Bedside Unit by Nataliya Naymark Dorothee Becker's Hand is a wall bedside unit designed for the modern home. The unit combines a wireless charger, three USB ports, a rotating light and a dimmer. A large container holds phones and books, while a smaller container holds jewellery and other small objects. Clips, elastics, hooks and holders for bottles and glasses add compact storage. The body is made of ABS plastic, and the hooks and clips are made of metal. Leftover plastic from production is used for limited edition versions. The wall mounted form saves floor space and suits bedrooms, kitchens and workplaces.

Madonna Tile Collection by Nataliya Naymark The Madonna tile collection translates the drapery structures of 15th century icon paintings into a modular ceramic relief system. Through controlled geometry and calibrated color layering, painted fabric folds are transformed into three dimensional surfaces with tactile depth. Each tile can be rotated and combined to generate varied, non repetitive compositions across walls, floors or ceilings. Metallic luster detailing and reactive glaze effects introduce chromatic richness, allowing historical visual language to operate within contemporary architectural contexts.

Matisse Blue Lamp by Nataliya Naymark The Matisse Blue lamp is a lighting system based on the paper cut outs of Henri Matisse. Built with matte black metal and blue tyvek, the design has rounded shades that attach to a central stem. Internal led strips spread light through the material, combining shape and color into a functional object. The piece provides light through a simple structure, aiming to balance art heritage with modern materials.

Nakovalnya Chair by Nataliya Naymark Nakovalnya is a monumental chair that pays homage to the industrial spirit of the imperial Russian forge. Inspired by the blacksmithing heritage of the designer ancestors, the piece translates the heavy, grounded form of the anvil into a contemporary wooden sculpture. Featuring a deep, precision milled concave seat and a brutalist silhouette, Nakovalnya serves as both a functional seat and a valet. It represents the essence of the beginning, a site of labor transformed into a domestic centerpiece through high end craftsmanship.

Nataliya Naymark

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Nataliya Naymark is ICCI member since 2023, with 8123 ICCI rating.