HANDSKALAD Decoration, hand, natural
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Dreaming of a bigger kitchen? Expand it without breaking the walls
With restaurants closed and all household members at home, kitchen has become one of the most exploited areas at home. Nearly 1/3 of people in Lithuania would like to increase their kitchen space. But how to make the kitchen bigger without breaking the walls and family budget? Use smart tips and tricks of our interior designer.
What's new in the IKEA Showroom: boosting sustainable life at home
Interior designer Toma invites you to a small apartment designed for a young family of three, where each solution is made to help live a bit more sustainable. In this modern style apartment, a kitchen is connected to a living room that also serves as a bedroom and a home office. The space is free of walls and partitions, but always full of action.
If you are curious to take a closer look at this apartment, visit IKEA Vilnius and head to the Showroom on the 2nd floor.
A kitchen as a hub of activity
In the centre of group apartments and workshop premises for people with disabilites, a kitchen is so much more than just a kitchen. It is a place for eating, cooking, celebrating, socialising, and at times learning new skills together.
Before and after: makeovers in the in family crisis centre continue
This week we invite you to visit a place where we have already been. Some time ago, “Home idea with IKEA” went there, to the family crisis centre in Kaunas, to create a homely atmosphere in the family rooms and lounge area. This time, our interior designer Ūla returns to upgrade their kitchen and a living-dining room.
Before and after: work and storage in one room
Is it a working spot in the pantry? Or a storage room in the office? At first, we didn’t believe it was possible either, but one space can really accommodate both. See how our interior designer Alantė has managed to combine two rooms with completely different functions in one.
“Home idea with IKEA”: psychologist‘s office in the family crisis centre
After a short break, our interior designer Ūla is back to the family crisis centre in Kaunas. She has already furnished several rooms and lounge areas here, but this time her task is even more interesting: she came here to furnish a cosy and private office for a child psychologist.
“Home idea with IKEA”: community space in the Vilnius City Crisis Centre
This week, we invite you to join us in a meaningful journey to the Vilnius City Crisis Centre. While this isn't our first venture into such premises, this is still a special challenge for us as we set out to renovate the community space where the residents spend a significant portion of their time.
