Restaurant "Renaissance"

In the renovated premises of Vilnius Old Town, the modern Mediterranean-style restaurant “Renaissance” has opened its doors. The space maintains Italian minimalism, with few pieces of furniture and details. The white, uneven walls - resembling hand-applied plaster - evoke the homes of the Greek islands, while blue upholstery, napkins, and curtains enhance the restaurant’s maritime atmosphere.

The modern light fixtures echo the sea theme: some resemble intertwined ship rigging, others look like stars falling into the ocean on a dark August night, and still others appear as metal seagulls suspended above a coastal harbor. A cool bluish light illuminates the thick wall niches that have witnessed centuries, while the bleached oak parquet panels - used for the floors, tables, and chairs - seem as if they were pulled straight from the sea.

Architect – Lukas Gadeikis.