Baltic restraint, lived-in warmth.

A new-build villa on the outskirts of Vilnius, designed for a family who wanted calm above all else. The palette is drawn from the Lithuanian landscape — pale limestone, birch, and the grey-green of winter fields. Every material was chosen to age well and require nothing.

An artist's home, made for living.

A compact apartment in Vilnius's bohemian Užupis quarter, redesigned for a ceramicist who needed her home to be both studio and sanctuary. We opened the plan, introduced warm wood and open shelving to display her work, and kept the palette deliberately earthy — a backdrop that lets the objects speak.

Parisian bones, a warmer soul.

A second home in the 6th arrondissement for a Lithuanian collector who wanted the apartment to feel Parisian but not cold. We kept the original mouldings and parquet, introduced warm brass, deep velvet, and a collection of West African sculpture — a conversation between two cultures, held together by restraint.

Where the land comes inside.

A farmhouse in the Aukštaitija lake district, restored and reimagined as a family retreat. The brief was simple: make it feel like it has always been here. We worked with local craftspeople, used reclaimed timber from the original structure, and kept the palette entirely drawn from the surrounding landscape.