Ceramics Studio Interior in Vilnius

In this ceramics studio in Naujamiestis, Vilnius, two work zones are designed for shaping clay and glazing. Two timber tables, terracotta accents and subtle metal details connect the space.

Solid wood table in the ceramics studio interior
Solid wood table in the ceramics studio interior
Open timber shelving framed by red ceiling beams
Open timber shelving framed by red ceiling beams
Ceramics studio workspace interior
Ceramics studio workspace interior
Ceramics studio shelving with displayed materials
Ceramics studio shelving with displayed materials
Ceramics studio entrance with open timber shelving
Ceramics studio entrance with open timber shelving
Close-up of red-painted beams above the ceramics workspace
Close-up of red-painted beams above the ceramics workspace
Ceramics studio bathroom with a timber vanity
Ceramics studio bathroom with a timber vanity
Ceramics studio bathroom lined with red glazed tiles
Ceramics studio bathroom lined with red glazed tiles
Red glazed tiles and pendant lights in the ceramics studio bathroom
Red glazed tiles and pendant lights in the ceramics studio bathroom

The ceramics studio is located in Vilnius’ Naujamiestis district—a vibrant neighborhood where industrial heritage meets contemporary creativity. The space is designed for functionality and divided into two main work areas: one for clay shaping and the other for glazing. At the center are two large wooden tables that provide a comfortable workspace for both individual and group work. The interior features warm terracotta accents and subtle metal details that hint at the industrial origins of the location, giving the studio its unique character and charm.

Area: 51 m2

Year: 2024

Location: Vilnius, LT

Photography: Mona Avik