Situated in Klaipeda, Lithuania, VVV is a minimalist townhouse renovation by Ieva Baranauskaite of i.B Archstudio, who labored with a compact flooring plan of solely 110 sq. meters (approx. 1184 sq. ft). The ethos of VVV revolves round using line and rhythm as the principle design parts within the venture’s total scope. The townhouse posed a problem – incorporating all important features whereas preserving a way of spaciousness. The answer? A departure from conventional partitions and the addition of a multifunctional, customized furnishings piece ingeniously divides the house into distinct purposeful zones with out closing it off.
This unit is a three-sided design, serving because the anchor for the doorway zone with a bench and wardrobe. It transitions into the kitchen space the place tall cupboards provide additional storage, and culminates within the residing house with a excessive desk and bar.
The house stays principally void of shade, conserving surfaces and furnishings in white or comfortable shades of grey. The occasional use of pale yellow pops up on the decrease kitchen cupboards and exterior staircase panel.
The principle flooring continues with a front room and eating space, that includes two bespoke wall cupboards that float above the bottom. These objects, designed to supply important storage, are greater than mere utilitarian items – they’re clever parts that improve the open residing house. Designed to match the colour of the wall behind, they change into integral elements of the room, taking part in with composition, geometry, and shadows that create an interactive and visually partaking surroundings.
The ground above, which homes three bedrooms and a toilet, maintains its dedication to uniformity, eschewing sturdy contrasts, textures, and supplies. As an alternative, the main focus shifts to meticulous element refinement and the strategic use of heat shades of sunshine grey, complemented by pale yellow and orange. The result’s a residing house that breathes freshness into the residence, providing a tranquil place to retreat within the evenings.
Pictures by Norbert Tukaj.
