Authentic Interior

Paris, It’s been a while 🩷
For the cafés, the gardens, the little dogs, the markets, the gold ceilings, the desserts, and all the reasons to walk a little longer than planned.

Architecture Paris, design Paris, Paris secret, voyager Paris, voyager en France, Louvre, Jardins de Paris

Postcards from colourful Liguria 💛

Spring in beautiful Liguria without trending music 🎶

Every birthday, I look for a mimosa bouquet.

This year in Italy they told me it’s not in season yet.

I was on my way to find some anyway - on the other side of the alps.

Instead, I was surprised with the biggest bouquet I’ve ever held.

It travelled from Menton to Monaco with me.

Some traditions just find you in the most unexpected ways💛

It’s about time I properly introduce , after some stories I’ve shared here recently.

Some of you may know that back in the days I was calling France my home. It shaped my taste, aesthetics and love for vintage markets since when I was a teen.

I would always be excited to see what I will find at “Brocantes”. It’s really rooted in French heritage as they love mixing old with new.

Later, I worked as an interior designer, both remote and on-site in France, Lithuania and overseas; showed up in design magazines; my projects landed on covers.

More than ten years ago Midcentury modern vintage in Lithuania was non-existent - no one wanted old heritage in their homes.

Everyone wanted brand new everything.

I was trying my best to educate clients on vintage there, and luckily more companies would appear selling iconic vintage objects.

Even if now my work has shifted away from traditional interior projects and more toward working with brands and companies and my own private projects, vintage and sourcing never left my eyesight.

I kept observing people - why would they fill homes with things that won’t survive few seasons, that are made in factories, where design and quality isn’t really appreciated?

That’s what is about. Carefully sourced decor, tableware, barware with a sustainability, circular economy, craftsmanship and style in mind.

Iconic vintage doesn’t end up forgotten or thrown away. When it’s chosen well, it becomes part of everyday life, carries history, and holds emotional value and becomes centre of discussion during your house events.

I hope you will enjoy this project as much as I do! And feel free to hit a follow if you’d like to be inspired, or purchase some thoughtful gifts.

Collections will come in DROPS, stay tuned 💜



vintage tableware • italian vintage • french vintage • collectible design • interior styling • timeless objects • european design • craftsmanship • slow luxury • curated home • design culture • heritage pieces • sustainable living • design lovers • interior inspiration

December aesthetics in Turin. Architecture, food, design and everything in between.

Turin aesthetics • December in Turin • Italian winter lifestyle • European city aesthetics • architecture and interiors • wine culture • vintage sensibility • curated lifestyle • urban elegance • slow travel Italy

There’s something almost surreal about standing here -
in the middle of so much symmetry, light, and silence 😍😍😍

✨ what places do inspire you?

Back in my dear Lyon after years - a city I once called home - I wonder why I haven’t done this earlier 😊

Same streets, but seen through a different lens - the grown-up me walking through the city I once knew so well 😍

Pâtisserie mornings (and afternoons🤭) to die for (visited famous , left me speechless), best coffee view to Saône from my hotel, water public transport, visiting some fantastic locations like and , and happy seeing some familiar faces again.

Lyon probably hasn’t changed, but my perspective has - and that’s the beauty of coming back.

Until the next time do discover more 💙

A reminder for anyone, myself included that we move forward even if it looks like tiny steps.

If you turn back and remember your dreams from 5 years ago, you’ll see how far you’ve come.

I am grateful to be able to spend a random Monday at this beautiful Ligurian village where people from all over the world come on holidays 🙌🙏

Scroll to the last video, it took my breath away for a minute 😍💙

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A Weekend in Thessaloniki guide – All about food 😍

Update: When I finished writing this post, I realised it’s almost all about food. And it’s not false! Greece offers best food in the world, so enjoy my small guide🥰

💜 Had zero plans. Just a weekend, good company, and a massive craving for freddo and bougatsa.

💜 I wasn’t sure how I’d vibe with Thessaloniki at first… but then the first dinner came, then wine, then rooftops, then bougatsa, and I felt home 💜

Here’s what I’d actually recommend if you’re heading there:

💜 Things to eat:
• Bougatsa – sweet or savoury. My to go to in the mornings
• Koulouri – local bagel - addictive.
• Loukoumades – Greek donuts (traditionally with honey + walnuts).
• Bougiourdi – baked feta with peppers. Order it once, dream about it forever.
• Soutzoukakia – spiced meatballs in cinnamon tomato sauce. And don’t tell I haven’t warned you how good it is🥹
• Mastiha – liqueur or dessert. Don’t overthink it, just try. My fave!

💜 Wines and grapes to know:
• Malagousia – fresh, floral, and perfect in the sun.
• Xinomavro – red or rosé, earthy, and unexpectedly elegant.
• PS: My secret to wines - if you have no idea what to order, simply take house wine in tavernas, you’ll be pleasantly surprised! Some of the best wines on earth I tasted there. And no Barollo can compete with that 😱

💜 Where to drink great Freddo and have brunch:
• – brunch & natural wines, Nice interior, fantastic terrace

• – vintage, warm, a bit hidden
• – cool but not trying too hard
• – design deli vibes, where you brunch and shop

💜 Food / Tavernas / Cocktails / Rooftops
• .rooftopbar – stunning views + very good wine recs
• Castra Terrace – slow sunsets
• Wall by Wall / Brusco / Yenti – great food with a twist
• Ladadika area – tavernas with live music, bars
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• Kitchenbar in the Port area
• Last photos from Meteoron restaurant in Kalampaka village - honestly best views to enjoy food 😍




Which one would you choose?