B29 Apartment

Area: 98 sq m
Project year: 2025
Location: Vilnius, Lithuania
Authors: Normundas Vilkas, Dovilė Paunksnytė
Photographs: Darius Petrulaitis
Artworks by: Tadas Tručilauskas, Ieva Trinkūnaitė, Raimonda Petraitė
A boundary
is drawn between old and new – instead of imitating historical styles, the interior establishes a contemporary identity within a reconstructed apartment. At its core – a bold red glass island complemented with freestanding kitchen and hallway volume wrapped in brushed stainless steel. Carefully chosen vintage pieces enrich the space with unique character.
U-shaped
private residence located in the woods. A case study for one of our clients aims to explore the potential house interior structure by framing the landscape. The proposed layout contains an open-plan dining area with a kitchen, a living room with library, master and guest bedrooms, and two bathrooms.
The kitchen features an iconic stool by the Castiglioni brothers.
A central teal utility volume defines the layout, placing the living and resting zones closer to the windows.
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