Welcome to a unique apartment-gallery in central Kaunas, housed in an authentic modernist masterpiece. This spacious, stylish residence offers a cultural and historical journey in Naujamiestis, surrounded by UNESCO-labeled modernist architecture, museums, theatres, bars, and cafes. Immerse yourself in the original interwar details and discover fine art by Lithuanian talents, available for purchase during your stay. This spacious and well-lit four-room apartment (97 square metres) serves as an exquisite gallery and is situated in the heart of Kaunas, in the Naujamiestis district. The house was designed by the renowned Lithuanian architect, Dr. S. Kudokas, who expertly blended form, function, and ornamentation. Built in 1933, Dr. Kudokas’s house features art deco elements that grace both the interior and exterior of the building. This apartment stands as an exemplary representation of Kaunas’ modernist architectural style and has earned the prestigious UNESCO Heritage Label due to its harmonious fusion of modernist utility and art deco aesthetics. This apartment-gallery is unique in its approach, as it marries interwar modernism with the contemporary cultural vibrancy of the city. Not only will you discover authentic interwar details within the house, such as beautifully preserved wooden herringbone parquet flooring, period radiators, and art deco embellishments on two-part doors, but you’ll also encounter a remarkable collection of artworks by Lithuanian artists, all available for purchase. These pieces have been thoughtfully curated by the apartment’s owner. Through this distinctive apartment-gallery concept, the owner aspires to support the art community and make art more accessible, while also enhancing the appreciation of the city's culture. The interior design of this property is tailored to ensure the comfort and satisfaction of our guests. It comes equipped with a modern kitchen complete with all necessary appliances (microwave, cooktop, dishwasher, fridge, and washing machine), as well as a spacious cooking and dining area. The generous living room features a comfortable sofa, a TV, and a selection of paintings by Lithuanian artists, along with books on art and culture. The apartment comprises two bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, along with two bathrooms – one with a bath and toilet, and the other with just a toilet. The apartment’s unique modernist style is accentuated by carefully chosen design solutions, and it offers ample space for the displayed artworks. Moreover, the apartment boasts two separate and spacious balconies adorned with authentic art deco handrails. Please note that this apartment strictly prohibits parties and smoking indoors.