This is a story about the gifts of nature brought back from an early morning walk along the shore of a neighboring lagoon. It is all about natural textures – of oak, walnut, linen, cotton and clay – so pleasant to touch and smell while gazing at the forest.

The visually expressive elements of an historical building contribute to the creation of new functional spaces that benefit new generations.

Wood galore! Durable, stable, and strong oak flooring on both levels, and the African Teak cladding in the bathroom.

The pine flooring in a small apartment was made to match the exposed original beams and revive the spirit of the Old Town.

The house interior features only natural surfaces, along with the abundance of rough and chunky elements. With its unexpected combintions of materials and colours, the house tells an intimate story about its inhabitants.

This light, simple and modern interior features minimalist furnishing with occasional gilded elements. The herringbone patterned oak flooring brings the spirit of the Old Town to an otherwise contemporary home.

Welcome to the home that smells like SPA. This spacious bathroom features a marine-style teak and stonewood flooring.

This “Muji” flat is designed in the spirit of Japanese minimalism. It features natural materials such as oak parquet and wooden wall frames.

This atypical space challenges the common understanding of the Lithuanian interior design. This home pulsates with colours that stand out so vividly against the white wooden flooring and ceilings.

The JNBY (Just Naturally Be Yourself) shop communicates its brand idea through the natural materials and minimalist interior design.

The shop is located at the very heart of Vilnius Old Town, and it has a distinguishing feature – the herringbone patterned oak flooring. The natural and warm wood tones counter the strictness of industrial elements, thus adding cosiness to the interior.

The oak parquet creates unity across the entire footage of the flat. The flooring features several patterns that create a cosy variety of moods.

This modern and dynamic design solution for a flat in Vilnius Old Town suits a high paced urban life. The interior features natural materials and occasional colourful elements that stand out in the otherwise low key palette.

Exclusive in terms of its location and interior structure, this flat in Vilnius Old Town is known as “The Dome”.

Our oak flooring is one of the key appointments in this atypical urbanite-style interior. Our naturally beautiful and sustainable parquet is a long-lasting solution for a happy life in this lovely flat in the Republic of Užupis, Vilnius.

The real estate shorwoom project “Aeronamai” is the first of its kind in Lithuania: it is certified as a passive, A++ class building with zero external energy consumption and a clear architectural vision.

The young family wanted their appartment flat in the newly built block house to retain the idylic spirit of Vilnius Old Town. It was achieved with the help of the low-key tone palette and a combination of old clinker bricks, oiled oak boards, and linen roller blinds.

With its distinctly sterile and angled aesthetics, dark tones, and cosy atmosphere, the restaurant is popular among the shopping centre visitors. The series of massive vertical surfaces that separate the restaurant from the main hall serve as its point of attraction.

The interior style of this 70 sq. m. flat in Naujamiestis brings us back to the 1970s. The flat features the restored authentic furniture from the second half of the last century.