Our projects

MO Museum, a personal initiative of Lithuanian scientists and philanthropists Danguolė and Viktoras Butkus. Museum designed by Studio Libeskind in collaboration with Do architects. The collection of around 6 000 modern and contemporary pieces contains major Lithuanian artworks from the 1960s to this day.

The uniqueness of this project was angle of the pull out panels – all the panels are turned by certain degree, what made project complicated.

Year of construction: 2018

MO Museum - Vilnius

The Latvian National Museum of Art is the most important art museum in Latvia and the first building in the Baltics designed specifically for the needs of an art museum.

We have delivered pull out frames in 3 stages and today on our system is stored around 40 000 paintings.

Our systems are installed in the main museum underground depot and in specially build museum storage facility.

The uniqueness of this project was high pull out panels (up to 6000mm height) what have possibility to turn by 90 degree when pulled out.

Year of construction: 2016

The Latvian National Museum of Art

The project for Latvian national museum of History in Riga was delivered to complete full specification of the storage depot. It is two floor mazanine system with the drawers cabinets on the upper floor and pull out frames on the base level.

Hanging area: 164 m2

Year of construction: 2020

Latvian national museum of History

The latest addition to Lithuania's contemporary art scene, Stasys Museum, was named after the internationally renowned local resident Stasys Eidrigevičius. Stasys Museum is a space for cultural dialogue, creative industries and education,

In the basement of the building, we installed pull out system for paintings and art works together with static shelves, trolleys for paintings and drawrs cabonets. The depot with the pull out racks are seen thru the window wall, what allows visitors to see the art works.

Year of construction: 2024

STASYS Panevežys Lithuania

Small but impressive work was done in Radvila Palace in Vilnius.

Only 5 pull out frames were surrounded in glass frame, which is built in on Art-Store profiles and lifted one meter above the floor. All system is having possibility to be moved to another place of the room and this way change the layout of the room, giving to the room totally different concept.

The system is used for permanent exposition of the Vladimir Tarasov (world-famous jazz musician and artist) “Protest Art”, who donated Lithuanian National Museum of Art

The exhibition presents the works of forty artists who worked under the conditions of ideological dictate, censorship and restricted freedom of movement during the 1960s and 1980s in the Soviet Union. The creative works of the Moscow Conceptualists and the Lithuanian Silent Modernists are central to this collection.

The uniqueness of this project was angle of the pull out panels – all the panels are turned by certain degree, what made project complicated.

Year of construction: 2020

Radvila Palace Lithuania

Unic and bespoke project in the heart of Vilnius