This domino set from the USSR, dating to the 1970s, exemplifies utilitarian design where simplicity of form and material durability are paramount. Each rectangular tile is crafted from light, creamy plastic with a matte finish, featuring dark green dots for clear visual contrast. Uniform sizing and gently rounded edges reflect a focus on comfort and legibility. The box, also made of plastic, presents a warm, marbled beige tone with a subtle sheen and is embossed with the word 'DOMINO' in Cyrillic script on the lid. The construction is straightforward, with no visible fittings or hinges, and the set remains in very good condition—only minor surface marks and slight discoloration are visible on the box, with no cracks or chips.This minimalist form echoes the Soviet approach to design: everyday objects were meant to be solid, understandable, and accessible. The domino set evokes the atmosphere of home evenings where simplicity became a value—the cool touch of the tiles and their geometric discipline speak of a time when function prevailed over ornament, and every detail—from the Cyrillic inscription to the balanced palette—was dedicated to daily use.The domino set can be displayed on an open shelf in the living room, alongside books or small mementos. Its warm tone and restrained form pair well with mid-century modern furniture and minimalist accessories. It may be combined with other period objects—ceramic vases, a simplified clock, or a plastic lamp—to highlight a curatorial arrangement. The set also works as a subtle accent in a contemporary interior, introducing a discreet reference to the history of everyday design.
DIMENSION
Height21 cm
Depth8 cm
Width8 cm
Dimension details
Width8 cm
Height21 cm
Depth8 cm
Weight1 kg
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