This residential building is located in the idyllic town of Briztonas in the southern part of Lithuania. The small village on the right bank of the Memel River is known not only as a resort region, but also for its salty springs and healthy mineral water. Also the construction of the building relies on sustainable mineral raw materials and a natural, but above all, versatile appearance. A large part of the longitudinal facade, which faces the street, is made of the regionally known Lithuanian brick, which gives the building a sandy warm character. The exterior areas on the ground and upper floor are accessible through generous floor-to-ceiling windows and the roofed areas are cladded with warm wood lining. Complementing the brick and as another natural component, a large part of the facade is clad with Swisspearl Largo Reflex panels in a beige tone. The single-family house is a composition of natural materials unified in its shades and playing with different formats.