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Bright Highlights
Nr. 115 (4-5)
Often time requires change, and a flat furnished a couple of years ago becomes tiresome and no longer meets the requirements of the present day. Such commission is a difficult one for an architect who has to modify ideas realised by another architect. Thus, architects from Kaunas, Vida Vyšniauskienė and Vilius Adomavičius, have transformed a complex architecture into a modern and comfortable interior.
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LIKE IN COSMOS
Nr. 115 (4-5)
Designer Karim Rashid was born in Egypt, grew up in England, studied in Canada and now is a proper citizen of the world, one of the most revered and productive creators. He creates industrial and graphic design, interiors, furniture, shoes, clothes, watches, household appliances and accessories. This year, at the international furniture exhibition in Milan, the company DuPont Corian presented his most recent futurist project from synthetic stone, Smart-ologic Corian Living.
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Stylish Contrasts
Nr. 115 (4-5)
While creating this interior in the old town of Vilnius, architect Rasa Jonikaitė has used all advantages of a contrasting interior. By combining the rough brick wall motif with subtle ceiling mouldings, soft draperies with strict lines of furniture, white furniture with bright carpets, the architect has achieved the maximum effect.
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References to Modern Classics
Nr. 3 (114)
The old town with its complicated spaces brings atmosphere to the living environment. In this flat, architect Linas Šepetys combines modern solutions and bright highlights suggesting a classical style. The space flooded with light creates a Mediterranean mood, which is enhanced by an elegant lamp in the centre and original décor of the fireplace.
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NEITHER INSIDE, NOR OUTSIDE
Nr. 9-10 (112)
Clear boundaries between the inside and the outside are disappearing in architecture. Traditional interior elements steadily replace wooden benches and static lights in plots and terraces: carpets, curtains, settees and mobile floor-lamps. Yet the harsh weather conditions in winter make people hide all this under a glass roof.
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