I.T. Small Apartment Highlights Artistic Expression and Functionality
I.T. Small Apartment by October is located in Vilnius, Lithuania. Designed in 2024, the home showcases a minimalist, gallery-inspired interior featuring a light grey color palette. Key elements include a semicircular, light blue natural stone bar and artworks adorning the space.
This interior is designed based on a gallery concept, giving the spaces a minimalist yet refined character. In the main areas – the hallway, kitchen, and living room – light grey tones dominate, subtly paired with various wall and floor textures. A key feature is the semicircular, light blue natural stone bar, complemented by artworks from various artists that will further enrich this space in the future.
The bedroom and bathroom contrast with the grey communal areas, featuring a predominantly white color palette with a few accent hues. The shower area in the bathroom showcases tiles created by FormaFantasma design studio, coated in volcanic ash glaze, highlighting the artistic expression both visually and through the senses.
The small yet cozy bedroom stands out with light colors and functional design – the bed and wardrobe are crafted as a unified piece, ensuring practicality and aesthetic cleanliness. The headboard’s color echoes the tiles in the bathroom, creating a subtle connection between the spaces.
The entire apartment is unified by stainless steel details, which are repeated in the furniture elements, shelves, and accessories, bringing modernity and visual coherence to the space.
Photography by Norbert Tukaj
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