Located on the banks of the Nemunas river, this compact apartment is composed as a single continuous space where walls and ceilings meet in soft radii, dissolving the boundaries of a small floor plan.

The material palette is deliberately narrow: brushed stainless steel kitchen fronts set against dark-stained oak panelling, grey limestone-textured porcelain underfoot, and a rounded black volume housing a bioethanol fireplace. Daylight is filtered through venetian blinds; after dark, concealed cove lighting traces the curved geometry while a translucent glass partition glows from within.

Every element – from the freestanding cylindrical washbasin with its ceiling-mounted spout to the absence of visible hardware – follows the same logic of reduction, leaving the river view as the apartment's only ornament.