Located in Makhachkala, the capital of the Republic of Dagestan, one of the main bodies of the Russian Federation, there is a 117㎡ exquisite bridal boutique like a quiet art space, carrying the designer Aida Ragimkhanova's deep understanding of aesthetics and craftsmanship. It is like a time staggered stage, displaying wedding dresses, ancient and modern, handicraft and contemporary design blend here, building a field full of temperature and story.

The designers use natural materials to set the tone of the space. The warm and delicate solid oak and finishes create a steady and soft background, the light texture of cotton and hemp fabrics gives the space a warm touch, and the local stone adds layers and variations with its rich natural texture. In the flow of light and shadow, they show the purest texture, echoing the light and elegance of the wedding dress itself.

Most of the furniture in the boutique is specially customized, with very personal details. The textured glass tabletop by Yaroslava Galayko gives the interior a sense of movement as the light refracts. The lamps designed by Ulyana Khokhlova, with simple and rhythmic shapes, outline a soft light and shadow atmosphere, making the space more warm and elegant.

In addition to the display of wedding dresses, ceramic artworks on display also play an important role. The space displays the designer's private collection of antique vases, as well as the works of contemporary ceramist Yura Byalkov, which form a silent dialogue between age and modern creation, infusing the place with cultural and artistic depth.