Heritage and upbringing come together in a cross-cultural furniture collection
Salominka is the Belarussian word for ‘piece of straw’. It’s also the name of a furniture collection that represents Vera Panichewskaja’s search for her creative identity, in which she reconciled her Belarussian heritage with her Swedish
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