This style emphasized convenience and practicality in the use of household items and furniture. These types of items can have simple shapes, minimal embellishment and focus on functionality. This architectural style is sometimes also called constructivism.

Things that reflect folk traditions and crafts, such as Khokhloma painting, Gzhel, Palekh miniatures and others, may have unique decorative elements that may resonate with national architectural styles.

This style of architecture was often characterized by a functional and practical approach to design, as well as the use of modern materials. Items produced during this period may have clean lines, simple shapes and comfortable designs.

Items created between the late 60s and early 80s may reflect the cultural trends and aesthetics of that time. This includes bright colors, geometric patterns, and the use of plastic and other modern materials.