Family apartment in Vilnius | Lithuania

Architects from In Arch studio created this Vilnius apartment for a young family, focusing on everyday convenience and clear structure. Layered lighting combines general and decorative scenarios with precisely placed task points in each zone. In the kitchen, integrated cabinet lighting also serves an aesthetic purpose, subtly diffusing light through tinted, ribbed glass.

The team chose durable materials, including wood, various stones, glass, metal, and textiles. A monochromatic palette sets the tone, while bold black accents anchor the living-room TV wall and cabinet-lighting details; the primary bedroom wardrobe repeats the motif. Rounded forms appear in furniture and partitions, softening the geometry and maintaining visual lightness.

In the living room, glass and marble complement each other; a glass coffee table serves as both functional and sculptural. A glass partition between the living room and study allows daylight to enter the enclosed room and visually expand the shared area. The bathrooms contrast wood with black and white, mix tile patterns and shapes, and feature muted-gold fixtures for a subtle touch of luxury. Carpets soften the rooms, and the wood finishes in the bathroom create a calm, spa-like atmosphere for daily rituals.

JUNG LS 990 switches in matte Graphite Black and matte Snow White complete the scheme, keeping lines clean and highlighting the chosen contrasts.