Upside-down house in Palanga

We believe that everyone deserves to live a better life at home. This is why we have solutions for all kinds of homes: small ones and large ones, the ones you rent and the ones you own, regular ones and the ones that are flipped upside down.

A topsy-turvy house in Palanga furnished by our interior designer Asta Sušinskienė is another proof that all homes can be cosy and comfortable, even those with a roof upside down and a floor over your head.

“The upside-down house in Palanga is a unique project that beautifully combines modern design with elements from nature. Every detail of the interior is carefully chosen to reflect and reinforce the connection with the nearby Baltic Sea.”

Asta Sušinskienė
IKEA interior designer

Hallway and living room

As soon as you walk through the door, you'll be greeted by a compact yet cozy hallway featuring a large mirror in a wooden frame. Admire your reflection and feel free to enter a bright, marine-style living room, where everything from the rug inspired by sandy beaches to the sky-blue curtains captures the essence of a day by the sea.
 

Kitchen and dining room

Our next stop is the kitchen and dining area, reflecting the seaside mood by both colours and furniture materials. A dining table made of natural bamboo and four chairs with seats handwoven from a strong paper twine add a particularly cosy touch and are so light they can even be placed on the ceiling.
 

Children's room

 

Bedroom

The bedroom of this upside-down house is as calm as the sea on windless days. We've placed a double bed in the middle of the room and brought more cosiness with rattan accessories: pretty planters, roomy storage boxes and handmade wall decorations.
 

Upside-down house in Anyksciai

Have you ever been to A Little Different Town in Anyksciai? Be sure to visit the upside-down house that has also been furnished by our interior designers.