New exhibition in MLYN design hub will open from March 2026. Admission will be free and open to visitors every day.
Designers, design studios, brands and manufacturers of upholstered and cabinet furniture, lighting, finishing materials, and decor are invited to participate. To do this, you must fill out online form.
The idea of the new exhibition is built around the interaction of color, shape and texture as key tools of object design.
The idea of the new exhibition is built around the interaction of color, shape, and texture as key tools of object design.
"In this exhibition, functional objects — furniture, lighting, decoration — are considered not only from the point of view of practical use, but also as decorative elements of space that shape the atmosphere, rhythm, visual image of the interior, and emotions," — says Yuriy Zimenko.
Two previous exhibitions at MLYN design hub — "Grain" and "Mill" — gathered thousands of visitors who sought to discover high-quality interior items made in Ukraine.
Yuriy Zimenko, curator of the exhibition
MLYN design hub for designers, brands and manufacturers is not only an opportunity to present their products to a wide audience, but also to receive additional benefits:
«MLYN design hub — "it is a full-fledged ecosystem that allows you to create profitable partnerships, have professional support in promotion, hold your own events, participate in educational activities, curated exhibitions, and receive feedback from the audience," — says the founder of the space, Roman Mikhailov.
Founder of MLYN design hub Roman Mikhailov
About MLYN design hub
MLYN design hub is an exhibition and educational space of modern Ukrainian design, opened in May 2025 in Kyiv, Podil (36/31 Spaska St.) in the building of the former KyivM factory.lyn". It was created to widely popularize Ukrainian design, introduce Ukrainians to high-quality interior items made in Ukraine, and unite the design community.
This 500 m² space includes an exhibition hall, lecture halls and a networking area. The space hosts educational and cultural events, as well as permanent exhibitions featuring furniture, lighting and decor from Ukrainian brands.
The space is one of the main locations for holding DVRZ Design Days, days of modern Ukrainian design.
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