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Andrius Čepkus has built a life where business, beauty, and adventure converge. He runs Digital Brothers, a remote-first software company serving FinTech clients, from a converted warehouse in Vilnius, Lithuania that functions as both office and garage. While his distributed team logs on from around the world, this is where Andrius works, surrounded by cars, motorcycles, and the comforts needed for late evenings, including a full shower and sofa bed.

The interior was designed around one car: a 1981 Corvette C3, parked just behind the sofa in the lounge area. Around it sits an eclectic collection spanning classic Jaguars, open-top European cruisers, a rugged Jeep, motorcycles, and a pair of Porsche 944s, including a custom Safari-style build. Upstairs, a music corner and Gran Turismo simulator fill the hours he isn’t at his desk. Like this Hudson Valley workshop and converted Melbourne warehouse, it is a deeply personal space that blurs the line between garage, office, and home.

Garage Owner: Instagram | Company: Digital Brothers
Photography by Elena Gordeitchik.

Garage Overview

Type: Converted warehouse, office + garage

Square Footage: ~1,130 sq ft

Completed: 2026

Flooring: Concrete, epoxy coated

Notable Features: Full shower, sofa bed, second-floor music corner with stereo system, Gran Turismo racing simulator

Vehicles: 1981 Corvette C3, 1995 Jaguar XJS, 1969 Jaguar XJ6, 1999 Jeep Wrangler TJ, 1990 Porsche 944 S2, 1985 Porsche 944 (Safari build), 1974 Mercedes-Benz SL450, 1985 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce, and a handful of motorcycles

See also: Autohaus — another home built entirely around its garage and car collection.

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Interview

What is the primary use of the garage?

This is my personal office as much as it's a garage. I run Digital Brothers, my software company, from here, and I designed the whole layout around my 1981 Corvette C3.

What is your favorite detail?

The Corvette, without question. I designed the whole space around it, and it sits right behind the sofa in the chill area. A close second is my SMEG espresso machine in Porsche livery.

What would you change, add, or do differently?

Nothing. I wouldn't change a thing about this space.

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