Privatus gyvenamasis 2019 Nr. 214

English:

The Scenery of the Nevėžis River and Panevėžys City Centre, opening through the spectacular length window cases, is the key to the interior design process. The landscape seen through the windows and changing in the course of the year is the main element of this interior. The predominant forms in the interior are laconic: geometrical and minimalist. White matte and white gloss that become even more transparent due to the fall of the endless rays of light serve as the predominant colours in this interior.The main living space comprises a rectangular area of 100m² in size and 4.5m in height, and a smaller private space – a rectangular of 30m² in size and 4.5m² in height, arranged in the corner of the main space. In the rectangular open-plan interior where the rooms are connected and their functions are united, the bedroom area occupies the entire upper part of the smaller glazed rectangular. The lower part of the rectangular is designed for the bathroom and the closet. The glazed volume of the sleeping areas creates an illusion to a lodge in a tree that offers both the view of the living space and a panoramic landscape with the river water flowing behind the windows. Remotely controlled blinds, which not only provide protection from the sun, but also create a play of shadows on concrete floor tiles, help to preserve the privacy of the open-plan interior spaces. On balance, the laconic interior with a stunning panoramic landscape has helped to create the atmosphere where one can relax, have a rest and find a shelter which is extremely important to a modern urban person.