Return to Soviet childhood. Buknuks and roomboxes. A construction book – Bodryagina Anastasia – Eksmo – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-04-235460-1
Return to Soviet childhood. Buknuks and roomboxes. A construction book
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Return to Soviet childhood. Buknuks and roomboxes. A construction book
14.99 €
A memory you can touch.
In recent years, buknuk and roomboxes have taken over the internet and taken up residence on many bookshelves. They are small portals to imaginary worlds—magical libraries, mysterious gardens, cozy shops. The book invites you to create a special portal—to a place of true peace. To your childhood room. To your grandmother's apartment, where it was always warm, even if there was a snowstorm outside.
Collect objects whose very appearance evokes memories: a sideboard with a formal dinner service that was only brought out on holidays. An old television on which cartoons were watched early on weekend mornings. And even that very same rug on the wall—with the pattern you ran your finger over until your eyes closed, accompanied by the quiet clink of dishes from the kitchen, where adults conversed in hushed tones so as not to wake you.
Under the careful guidance of miniature artist and design engineer Anastasia Bodryagina, you'll recreate not just an interior, but the feeling of home, step by step, using materials at hand.
In the book:
- Instructions for assembling a box-shaped room and over 25 master classes on furniture and objects—choose your favorite ones.
- The principle of creating a miniature: which materials and tools will help you create even the most personal items.
- Secrets are in the details: how tiny details transform a simple miniature into a replica of your room.
Build your story, detail by detail.
In recent years, buknuk and roomboxes have taken over the internet and taken up residence on many bookshelves. They are small portals to imaginary worlds—magical libraries, mysterious gardens, cozy shops. The book invites you to create a special portal—to a place of true peace. To your childhood room. To your grandmother's apartment, where it was always warm, even if there was a snowstorm outside.
Collect objects whose very appearance evokes memories: a sideboard with a formal dinner service that was only brought out on holidays. An old television on which cartoons were watched early on weekend mornings. And even that very same rug on the wall—with the pattern you ran your finger over until your eyes closed, accompanied by the quiet clink of dishes from the kitchen, where adults conversed in hushed tones so as not to wake you.
Under the careful guidance of miniature artist and design engineer Anastasia Bodryagina, you'll recreate not just an interior, but the feeling of home, step by step, using materials at hand.
In the book:
- Instructions for assembling a box-shaped room and over 25 master classes on furniture and objects—choose your favorite ones.
- The principle of creating a miniature: which materials and tools will help you create even the most personal items.
- Secrets are in the details: how tiny details transform a simple miniature into a replica of your room.
Build your story, detail by detail.
See also:
- All books by the publisher
- All books by the author
- All books in the series Russian school of handicrafts