Brass Home Interiors

Kristina Lastauskaitė-Pundė Updates 19th Century Apartment in Vilnius

Designer Kristina Lastauskaitė-Pundė preserves the historic value of an apartment in Lithuania with contemporary cabinetry and an accented brass home interior. The home decor builds itself on a subdued color scheme and smoked oak parquet floors. Thus, the historic value of the 19th century apartment is not overhauled by a busy contemporary interior. Kristina Lastauskaitė-Pundė rather strengthens the roots of the space by exposing "fragments of fresco from the apartment's old ceiling" in the living area and the master bedroom.

The description of 'brass home interior' comes from the hits of "gold-hued sheets of brass" on the "entrance doorway and a singular kitchen cupboard." The designer has utilized a modern approach to home decor by using contrasting elements to her advantage— the whimsically old components of the past and the minimalist contemporary aspects of the present.

Photo Credits: Leonas Garbačauskas

Preserving Historic Value
There is an opportunity for businesses in the interior design industry to create products and services that help preserve the historic value of spaces while incorporating contemporary elements.
Contrasting Elements
By leveraging contrasting elements in home decor, businesses can create innovative designs that blend old and new, traditional and contemporary.
Exposing Old Components
Designers can capitalize on the trend of exposing old components in spaces, such as fragments of frescos or original architectural details, to create unique and visually appealing interiors.

Sectors Adopting This

Interior Design
The interior design industry can explore new techniques and materials to create designs that honor the past while embracing the present.
Furniture
Furniture manufacturers can develop pieces that incorporate contrasting materials, such as brass accents on antique-inspired designs, to appeal to customers looking for a blend of traditional and contemporary styles.
Architectural Restoration
Companies specializing in architectural restoration can offer services that bring out the beauty of old components in spaces, helping preserve the historic value of buildings.
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