ADATA Bar - A loudspeaker reimagined as a listening bar

What connects a loudspeaker, a badminton club’s façade, and old cabinet doors? All three helped shape Adata listening bar in Vilnius.

Designer Anta Marija Antanavičiūtė took a deconstructed loudspeaker as her starting point: its wood panels, fabric, and metal finishes became the interior’s material palette. Her badminton club’s façade supplied motifs, while London’s streets inspired a candle holder made from a concrete block.

Materials left on the premises found new uses, too. Lacquered cabinet doors ended up on the ceiling, and old wood panels were stacked into a layered “sandwich” bench.

After the tour, you’re welcome to stay for drinks and snacks, chat with fellow guests, and share your own ideas. A table reservation is recommended at adatabar.com

About the interior designer
Anta Marija Antanavičiūtė develops bars and restaurants as cohesive concepts—from the initial idea and name to the menu, graphic design, and interior.     She draws on overlooked city details, found objects, and reclaimed materials to shape her spaces. Meet her and get inspired to find design ideas in the most unexpected places and ways.

📷 Interior photography by Darius Petrulaitis

About RethinkersClub
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