Let's Have a Look at the Style of Katerina Goodwill!

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Katerina Goodwill is one of a kind among Russian Interior Designers! The Goodwill Design Studio is her pet project thanks to which she’s been conquering a good amount of popularity in regards to her design style. She has an interesting style as an advantage, which is why today CovetED is about to take a deeper look at the uniqueness of this Russian creative.

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Katerina Goodwill is the type of designer who is very versatile in her projects. She has a very clean and unique style among her competitors, being very remarkable for liking to mix in a symbiosis of objects, materials, as well as textures into one single new product.

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We can also observe a certain presence of Scandinavian styled influence on Katerina Goodwill‘s design style, mainly due to her tendency of using neutral colour palettes, and also a couple of natural materials. The Bespoke Russian Interior Designer is also known for being particularly passionate for Light and Lighting Designs, as well as admitting to having some influence from classic carving and painting.

At first, it may not seem like it, however, Katerina Goodwill has a habit of using a lot of Hand-Made Furniture created by Russian craftsmen in her works. This can be found in many of the furniture items that she uses in her design projects, mainly in the uniquely carved furniture with a clean and swift design style.

Fun fact: Art Deco happens to be a favourite influence on Katerina Goodwill. This can also be linked to the fact that she tends to opt for simple forms, combined with expressive design solutions. It may not seem like it at first, but she successfully blends in classical decor elements with a couple of modern ones. You can find the classical details in little things such as the art styled furniture, the classical carvings on the walls and furniture, as well as some subtle mid-century furniture choices.