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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Interior Optiroom in Kaunas, Lithuania by INT2 architectureMay 17th, 2021 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: INT2 architecture Optic store Optiroom is located on the first floor of a residential building in the old town of Kaunas. The interior of the store reminds a cozy living room where visitors can choose unique glasses or frames in a homely atmosphere. Functionally the store’s space is divided into three zones: exhibition, technical (optometrist’s office, utility room, bathroom) and lounge area.  Image Courtesy © Lukas Mykolaitis
 Image Courtesy © Lukas Mykolaitis The exhibition area is very bright with white walls and a high ceiling. Here, along the walls, the main exposition is located on lighted shelves. Unique and more expensive glasses are placed on a free-standing shelving unit. At the center of the space there is an isle with hidden storage and a glass display case. Here one can try on the glasses without rush. The isle is supported by the reception desk with a brass top and an embossed minimalist bottom, which duplicates on a smaller scale the decoration of the isle. Along the windows there is a lounge area overlooking the street of the old town. The walls and ceiling here are painted gray-green with decorative wall tiles with geometric pattern. The wall separating the technical area of the store from the exhibition is painted in warm gray shades of two colors: a dark top and a light bottom, following the idea of dividing the wall in the lounge area with minimalist moldings and painting.  Image Courtesy © Lukas Mykolaitis  Image Courtesy © Lukas Mykolaitis  Image Courtesy © Lukas Mykolaitis  Image Courtesy © Lukas Mykolaitis  Image Courtesy © Lukas Mykolaitis  Image Courtesy © Lukas Mykolaitis  Image Courtesy © INT2 architecture
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