Two designs for Poison Drop at Moscow’s Atrium
In a photograph of the first Poison Drop at Atrium, a boulder hangs above the floor. Low white cabinets surround it. Against that pale background you can see the stone’s ragged underside and the strip of air beneath it. This was the shop that opened in 2020. See Sinitsa’s photographs of the original interior.
A counter made of petals
By November 2024, Poison Drop had moved into a new space in the same mall. Co-founder Andrey Migunov wanted visitors to be able to tell the jewelry departments apart. The solution lay in the construction of the main counter.
Its sections fitted together like petals. One had a surface of textured black wood and held blackened metal and rough stones. The next was made of smooth pale wood for jewelry with simpler outlines. You could follow the change from one collection to the other just by looking at the grain beneath the pieces. See the reopening photographs and the co-founder’s account.
Visiting Atrium
Moscow, 33 Zemlyanoy Val Street, ground floor.
View on map+7 495 255-15-33 ext. 303
Poison Drop lists its hours as daily from 10:00 to 23:00.
Before visiting, call to check whether the piece you want is available in your size. Other STRUGA partner addresses.
