Arina Trunova

Interiors & Collaborations

Some artworks
find their place.
Others reveal it.

I work with interior designers, decorators, hotels, and private clients to create unique pieces tailored to a specific location: its light, its volumes, its materials.

Colourful dining room with an artwork on recycled wood and a large bouquet

What I Offer

01

Bespoke collections

An entire series designed for a specific place: format, palette, and material matched to the architecture.

02

Works integrated into the project

Selection and in-situ mock-ups with the architect, from the blueprint to the day of installation.

03

Room staging

Dressing a property for sale or rent with unique pieces, on consignment.

04

Mural painting

Frescoes and engraved surfaces, created on-site, at the scale of the wall.

05

Painted furniture

Doors, headboards, screens, and tabletops treated as artworks.

06

Collaborations

Hotels, restaurants, private residences: specifications, deadlines, and budgets met.

Project Workflow

01

Encounter with the space

Reading the light, volumes, and materials.

02

Conception

Presentation of the artistic intention, format, and materials.

03

Creation

Realisation of the work, with progress updates throughout the project.

04

Installation

Installation of the work and delivery of its certificate of authenticity.

In Situ Showcases

Bohemian living room, rattan armchair
The light wood brightens a deep wall; the rattan extends the texture, and the grazing light reveals the engraving.
Fluted sideboard
A single saturated note is enough to hold a neutral wall and a bustling bookcase.
Work nook
Two seascapes hung at a seated eye-level, above a built-in desk.
Living room under the arch
The work incorporates the pink of the architecture and answers it with green: the colour of the space enters the painting.
Beige living room with palms
On a warm plaster wall, the raw wood remains visible and softens the colour; the plum armchairs complete the harmony.
Dining room — the Divague series
The Divague series, conceived as a whole, finds its rhythm on the wall and follows the daylight.

In situ showcases — integration simulations

Preparatory Study — Antibes

Project Sketches

Two proposals for the same wall: a white canvas rounded at the top, and a recycled wood panel rounded on two sides. Each sketch explores a pattern, a light, and a relationship with the sea.

White canvas, rounded top

Sketch of birds in flight on a white, arch-shaped canvas
Movement and lightness, between sky and sea.
Sketch of a dancer on a white, arch-shaped canvas
A figure in suspension, the verticality of the gesture.
Sketch of a Mediterranean landscape on a white, arch-shaped canvas
Distant horizon, calm, and perspective.
Sketch of abstract vertical lines on a white, arch-shaped canvas
Imprint and texture, between figuration and abstraction.

Recycled wood panel, rounded on two sides

Sketch of waves and spirals on a rounded, recycled wood panel
Raw wood and a marine motif, a memory of the landscape.
Sketch of a seascape on a rounded, recycled wood panel
Sky and sea on the warmth of old wood.
Sketch of Mediterranean architecture on a recycled wood panel
Village and stairs, a Riviera ridgeline.
Detail of an architectural sketch on a recycled wood panel
Archways and shadows, stone and southern light.

A project, a wall, a room to adorn?

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