This week, we invite you to visit a vivid Dirmantai family in Vilnius. The family of five lives in a five-room apartment, and each of the brothers has a separate room. Unfortunately, during the renovation of their apartment, the room of the eldest brother remained untouched. The twelfth-grader Andrius is a very active young man who makes a video blog about fishing and has many other hobbies. Could he fit them all into a small room? IKEA interior designer Asta helped Andrius to find the answer.
Among all new activities we started using our homes for lately, our personal hobbies had to be fitted inside as well. The research shows that 38% of people in Lithuania now would like to create or improve a space at home, where they could pursue their personal interests. This is why our interior designer is here to share some ideas on how to set up one without significant cost and effort.
Once upon a time, there was a castle... in a tree. As small as it is, this tiny tree house is a beloved spot for kids and a great place to spend time in while outside. This one has served the family for some time already and, we believe, has well deserved an update.
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.
The autumn in the Vilnius store begins with another new setup. Our interior designer Alantė has furnished a studio bedroom for a young couple. She’s 25 and cannot imagine her life without music. He is a bit older, recently graduated from veterinary school and still interested in everything related to animals and nature. And this is their home. Have a look!
Step into our vision of a household spanning three generations. Designed for a big family with an even bigger love of food and sharing experiences, this home also allows for privacy thanks to smart organisation, functional choices and shared spaces that make life run smoothly.
While social time is a big part of what makes a family a unit, all members of a multigenerational household need privacy, too. It isn’t straightforward with shared bedrooms, but clever use of storage, home furnishing solutions and room dividers help balance out together time with much-needed solo endeavours.
Busy homes get dusty, and the mopping and scrubbing can feel like a never-ending task. To make life easier, find solutions to keep home spic-and-span in a systematic and organised way.
Welcome into a one-bedroom apartment set up for a tight, urban-dwelling family unit. While it may have a tiny footprint, activities are packed into every corner of this home, making it a place to learn and grow together – all on a budget.
Welcome to tips and ideas about everything from baby’s first days to how growing kids can keep their things tidy and organised. Playing, storing, personalising their space and more – it’s all here to help you make your home better for everyone.
This week's heroine, Danguolė, has a wide range of hobbies. She paints, felts wool, styles her family's hair, writes poetry, and is even working on a new book. All of this and even more happens in a room that's just 20 square metres.
Article no 003.207.99
| Width: | 28 cm |
| Depth: | 9 cm |
| Height: | 3 cm |
| Length: | 30 cm |
| Width: | 11 cm |
| Height: | 4 cm |
| Weight Gross: | 0,28 kg |
| Weight Net: | 0,23 kg |
| Volume per package: | 1,3 l |
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