Minimal, pop, eclectic: it is thephotogenic interior design by Harry Nurievconsidered the enfant prodige of the design format Instagramthe perfect interpreter of current trends.
His ability to combine shapes and colours gives life to creations that look like photographs and also conquers the people on social media, Instagram in particular, with the likes that continue to rain down on his profile under each work.
Russo, just 33 years old, is theinterior designer on which the eyes of the industry are focused. Nuriev - reads an article in Elle decor - preferred the clean classicism of the Greek world to the opulence of the tsars.
After studying Architecture in the motherland, he moved to Brooklyn, which inevitably influenced him with its trendy, young, bubbly charm.
Here he founds Crosby Studiosan artistic hub where he can channel his ideas, and it is here that he exhibits his furniture line at the New York Design Week.
In the meantime, his travels became opportunities for research, study and inspiration of disruptive creativity.
A noble yet accessible style: Nuriev's photogenic interior design
The style of Harry Nuriev is minimalist and young, although it originates from a classical background, it is noble but accessible, eclectic and rich with a Japanese sensibility as well as Scandinavian-derived elegance.
His inspiration comes from music, film and art, referring to the Bauhaus, but also to neo-Plasticism, modernism, the masters of Design, such as Sottsass.
The materials used by Nuriev
Its materials used most by Nuriev are brass and plastic, because their lustre enhances a room, always in combination with industrial scenography and raw surfaces.
The arch is the shape par excellence, reminiscent of classical architecture, great designer's passionIt is also a shape reminiscent of the sinuosity of the human body.
A metaphysical and plastic design ensemble, which is characterised by its colour references, ranging from pink to electric blue and red, to emphasise the spaces, to narrate them.
From private residences to restaurants and fashion ateliers, the Nuriev projects are populated with details: paintings, lamps, coffee tables, fake fireplaces.
And everything it touches Nuriev become viral, marvellous in its disjointed perfection, a spontaneous expression of a world that echoes the past with a projection to the future and globality, winking at irony.
Bows, brass and pink passion.
A distinctive feature of his work in recent months, before it also became a trend for millennials, is his pink passion. Faced with a world that still considered pink a 'too feminine' colour, Nuriev cleared customs for the shade, making it trendy, along with brass.
It is these elements, together with the bows, derived from his love for the classical world, that reign in his creations, which are increasingly appreciated and 'instagrammed', precisely because of their strong visual impact.
Photos from Elledecor.co.uk
