Sometimes all an interior needs is a single bold gesture to transform what would otherwise be a ho-hum, averageville space into the one that makes us stop and look twice.
Case in point is this fantastic 138 sqm in Lithuania by . Let’s face it – this place is all about that unbelievable custom floor. Sure, the joinery is beautiful, furniture choices lovely and the presence of technology by totally ace. But really – if you took away that floor, the whole thing would collapse into a heap and end up looking just like another beige interior we’ve seen a million times before. A lovely one at that, but still. Yawn.
The in question is made using large scale , and pieces, combined with a white concrete binder. Natural stone pieces, each one in its exact placement, create a unique surface where different shapes, colours and edges come together. The floor becomes the background for every other thoroughly thought-through detail present in the living room.
The walls and columns have a textured finish, which absorbs the sunshine while creating a sense of shadow play. Warm beige take the brunt of the direct sunlight, while the light timber panels that separate the different zones bring the warmth to the living areas.
A concrete staircase leads up to a very different kind of experience with pristine white floors and a highly-curated and sparse, gallery-like approach to the bedroom interior. Marie Kondo would definitely approve!
The most intimate space inside the apartment – the bathroom – has a magnificent view of the city, with added natural light arriving via the . The light reflected by the timber wall panels warms up the cold surfaces of terrazzo, marble, concrete, glass and stainless steel.
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