Corfu House seamlessly connects modern architecture with its breathtaking natural surroundings. Designed to offer unobstructed 180-degree views of the sea and landscape, the villa creates a unique living experience that harmonizes comfort with nature.
Nestled in the southwest section of Arachova, a charming mountain town and popular winter destination, Stone View House by Lantavos Projects offers a unique blend of modern architecture and rustic heritage. Just a short drive from the famous archaeological site of Delphi in Central Greece, this home serves as the perfect weekend getaway for families, relatives, and friends, as well as a cozy base for winter sports adventures.
Renovating a small 1980s beach house on the Cycladic island of Antiparos demanded respect for both heritage and environment. Moreover, local regulations prohibited rebuilding because the site sits next to the Byzantine church of Agia Kyriaki and contains archaeological remains.
Located in the bustling Pangrati neighborhood, Kyano Apartment is a reimagined 6th-floor residence designed by Ellie Athanasiadou. Originally a 1960s apartment, the 50sqm space now reflects contemporary living needs, breaking away from the compartmentalized layout typical of its era.
Monolith House, designed by Desypri & Misiaris Architecture, is a striking residential project deeply rooted in the historical and cultural landscape of Mani, Greece. Inspired by the region’s unique residential forms known as “Ksemonia”—solitary towers or small complexes that historically served as shelters or observation points
Step inside the Scale House, a remarkable architectural achievement by Kipseli Architects. This modern three-story villa in Filothei, Greece offers a unique spatial experience.
On Santorini, one of the most visited and well-known Greek islands, the Neo Suites boutique hotel opened in 2023, in the heart of the cosmopolitan capital of Fira
The project consists of the restoration of a stone-built building of 1864 located in the proposed traditional settlement of Pines in Elounda, Crete. The village was first inhabited in 1400-1550 AD by the Venetians.
