Kateryna Sokolova is a Ukrainian designer and visual creative fundamentally rooted in industrial, furniture, lighting, and object design. She co-founded NOOM and SOKOLOVA Design Studio, where she leads creative direction and develops forms with clarity, minimalism, and poetic sensibility—often drawing on heritage, material experimentation, and narrative.
While she is primarily recognized in the design world rather than strictly as an architectural photographer, her work is visually documented in architectural and interior contexts. Her designs appear across European and global platforms, and her studio collaborates with photographers to present built spaces and crafted objects in meaningful visual settings.
LOCATION: Kyiv, Ukraine
Wallstreet is an elegant, minimalistic modular space divider designed for roomy offices, waiting areas, exhibitions and fairs halls, and any other spaces where you would need to divide one large room into several smaller ones.
When I was creating the Totoro collection, I aimed to design objects that resemble imaginary friends some children have.
Gravity Lamps is the collection of pendant lamps designed by Kateryna Sokolova for Forestier. Their shape is influenced by Asian traditions of weaving from rattan and bamboo.
