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Modern apartment interior in Vilnius, PAUPYS quarter, designed for an art collector. The existing plan of the apartment - elongated, narrow. In the southern part - the irregular and angular silhouette of the building facade dictated the layout of the created spaces - in the southern side the bedrooms are planned and in the northern side - a kitchen, dining room and living room were situated. The darkest part - the center of the apartment – was dedicated for utility rooms and bathrooms. The exhibition space for works of art is planned in the corridor along the length of the apartment leading from dining area to bedroom area. The background of which is chosen to be emphasized by gray natural oak veneer, in this central area both professional lighting and a trek system of displaying works of art for rotating works are planned. In the living – dining – kitchen area the furniture is placed in the space and habitants can be move around freely, different volumetric and material compositions can be seen from different angles of the space. The colors of the living - dining - kitchen area are bright with delicate earthy tones. The bedrooms are darker, the uneven geometry of these spaces is solved by introducing ‘the nest‘ space, which is repeated in the bedrooms and bathrooms.