Each design is different and unique. There are no two identical people, and likewise, there are no two identical spaces. We approach each space conceptually, without relying on popular paradigms. We strive to understand and implement all our clients’ needs, personalizing their home to tell their story and reflect their experiences.
Alma mater
Experience
I had the opportunity to intern abroad, experiencing cultural diversity in Istanbul and gaining a deeper understanding of design in Milan—the heart of the industry. I spent two years in Italy as a trainee at Lombardini22, one of the country’s leading architectural firms.
Upon returning to Lithuania, I had the chance to design exceptional interiors both locally and across Europe. I worked on projects of varying scales, explored diverse materials, collaborated with a wide range of clients, and connected with world-class creators and artisans.
After many years in project management, I founded Pocomás Studio with the vision of offering “a little bit more.” You can always push boundaries—I believe that a little bit more flexibility, communication, empathy, and a global perspective allow us to create spaces that truly reflect our clients' needs and aspirations.
01
Interior Concept
Discussion of the client’s core needs and vision. Preparation of project mood boards and 3D visualizations.
02
Technical Drawings
Detailed drawings of the space, furniture layout, lighting schemes, ceiling solutions, electricity, plumbing, and other technical aspects.
03
Finishing Drawings
Plans for tiles, flooring, walls, doors, and other finishes.
04
Technical Supervision
Ensuring that the project progresses according to plan. Coordinating contractors, ordering materials, and managing communication so that the client has less to worry about throughout the process.
An interior design project usually takes 3-5 months, from the initial meeting to the final drawings and visuals. However, this timeline can extend depending on the complexity and scope of the project.
Our interiors are a true reflection of both the space and its inhabitants. There are no two identical people, and likewise, there are no two identical spaces.
