This spacious apartment is located in a unique spot – the historic Jewish quarter near the former city gates. Built in the first half of the last century, this building stands out with its architecture that has become an inspiration and reference point
The double-decker’s eyes are large windows that offer panoramic city views. The four-person family here wanted a funky, luxuriously flavored home. The interior of the luxury sense is caused by subtle brass details.
The apartment, located on the first floor, has large panoramic windows in all rooms including the bathroom. One of the advantages of this apartment is the high ceilings since they make the rooms look more spacious.
To extend the feel of modern architecture of the building, in which the apartment is situated, we chose concrete, dark wood and polished steel as the major interior materials.
The modern loft apartment interior was inspired by the architecture of the surrounding old town. The key task and challenge of the architect was to create the feeling of space, which has been achieved by joining the kitchen with the living room
A young family apartment in the Old Town, near the train station takes place in the house built in 1862 with its glamor and magnificence that marked the peak of the bourgeoisie times.
A monochromatic house that is recessed and hidden behind the continuous concrete wall. This wall becomes a part of the interior by creating the grey wall through the entire apartment and becomes a limit between common spaces and nature.
This industrial modern apartment was designed in 2017 by Aida Šniraitė—owner of design studio Authentic Interior. This monochromatic 50m2 apartment in an emerging neighbourhood in Vilnius, Lithuania is created for a single woman with strong tastes for industrial and urban US design, but with a quite limited budget.
Burbiskiu Apartment was recently completed by Rimartus Design Studio in Vilnius, Lithuania. Combination of black, white, grey, a little wood coziness and warmth, less items and decor – the main features of the interior. The aim was to maximize the efficient use of available space, rationally divide functional areas and visually expand all interior. Photos: Andrius Stepankevičius,
Interior architect, Indre Sunklodiene of InArch Studio, has designed this Scandinavian modern loft interior for a young couple. The apartment has an area of 85 square meters and is situated in Vilnius, Lithuania.
