One Collection — expressive simplicity
Designed by Rostyslav Sorokovyi for Joyf, One continues the design language developed through his previous collections for the brand — clean silhouettes, balanced geometry, and a quiet confidence that doesn’t need decoration to hold attention.
Designed by Rostyslav Sorokovyi for Joyf, One continues the design language developed through his previous collections for the brand — clean silhouettes, balanced geometry, and a quiet confidence that doesn’t need decoration to hold attention.
One is our next step into the interior segment, translating the Joyf approach beyond outdoor spaces and into cafés, restaurants, hospitality projects, offices, and homes that value atmosphere as much as functionality.
The collection includes dining chairs, stools, bar stools with or without backrests, and coffee tables — designed as a flexible family of objects that naturally work together, but are equally comfortable standing on their own. Kind of like good dinner guests.
All seating pieces are available in both fully wooden and upholstered versions. The dining chairs are also stackable, bringing practical flexibility to hospitality and commercial spaces without compromising the clean visual language of the collection.
Customization remains central to the collection. Different colors, textiles, and finishes allow designers to build spaces with a more natural, understated atmosphere or lean into bolder, more expressive combinations.
As usual for Joyf, the palette lives between calm and character — warm natural tones alongside richer accents that stop the eye without overpowering the room. Visually, One feels simple. But that simplicity is intentional — the kind that takes longer to design than complexity.
The result is a collection that feels calm, versatile, and quietly characterful, without trying too hard to announce itself. Because good furniture doesn’t need to shout for attention. It just makes people want to stay a little longer.
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Rostyslav Sorokovyi
Rostyslav has been designing for over 7 years. In 2020, he founded his own design studio, Mudu. The studio specializes in interior design, furniture and lighting.
- I prefer clean and aesthetic design. The main principles of my work are simplicity, utility and emotionality that design can provide. I'm convinced, that designer should give a sense to everything he creates, maintain a responsible, sustainable approach in production and look for inspiration in everyday life.
Winner of a number of design competitions, namely "Industart Design Award 2019" and "The Very Best Of Ukrainian Design 2020". Also a participant of "Paris Design Week 2021" and "Barcelona Design Week 2022".
- I prefer clean and aesthetic design. The main principles of my work are simplicity, utility and emotionality that design can provide. I'm convinced, that designer should give a sense to everything he creates, maintain a responsible, sustainable approach in production and look for inspiration in everyday life.
Winner of a number of design competitions, namely "Industart Design Award 2019" and "The Very Best Of Ukrainian Design 2020". Also a participant of "Paris Design Week 2021" and "Barcelona Design Week 2022".
