The interior design study for this 120m² maisonette was carried out in order to refresh the living style experience and reorganize the schedule of accommodation for a family of four.
The main idea was to deliver a variety of senses through multiple use of materials, finishes and colors while at the same time fulfill each user needs.
A combination of white, black and wooden surfaces complemented with homy decoration and carefully implemented lighting fixtures provides a warm and cozy atmosphere for the main living area of the house were all family gathers. The mother’s love for music led to the creation of a distinct room for practicing were the piano and the cello are the dominant features. A screen wall made of white metal slats attached to the piano, creates a discreet filter between the music room and the master bedroom while colorful furniture elements contribute to a playful feeling. Translucent glass panels on a black metal frame separate the shower from the bed and the absence of doors allows for fluent movement to the bathroom and the wardrobe.
The wooden deck floor of the veranda and the surrounding built seating with plants and pillows contribute to an inviting effect for relaxation while enjoying unobstructed panoramic views to the sea. The redesign of the barbeque area, where the wooden deck continues, creates a functional space with a modern look and the pergola that completes the whole structure along with the perimetric sliding glass windows allows for all weather gatherings with unobstructed views to the surroundings.
The intention when designing the girl’s room was to achieve a combination of sophisticated and creative interior result while the boy’s adventurous mood is revealed by the integrated climbing wall in his room. The encouragement to playfulness is portrayed in the children’s balcony were colorful pouf with soft wooden deck and plants interact with each other.

The project refers to a 45m² first floor of a three-story maisonette in a quiet area of Attica. The young couple that lives in it asked for a space “refreshment”.
The existing wooden floor was restored, the kitchen was refurbished and the walls and ceilings were painted. Part of the wall was covered with a mirror pane to give the illusion of space enlargement and white ceramic marble surfaces were used to create a modern feeling.
The cnc white-lacquered mdf wall cladding forms a slats-like panel and along with the lighting fixtures and the floating plasterboard structure above the kitchen worktop create a unique architectural interior result.

This apartment building is situated in the city center of Athens and is comprised of eleven apartments. The owner of the building asked for a series of indicative interior design solutions for the apartments in order to promote them and attract potential future buyers.
The design philosophy was to create a modern and elegant environment with creative use of spaces while at the same time avoid repetition. Hence, the final result of the interior design study illustrates a variety of images through the different use of textures, materials, colours and finishes.
Wooden chevron parquet flooring was applied to all of the apartment’s spaces combined with white calacatta marble surfaces and black tinted glass while some walls are cladded with black marble or slatted panels. Monolithic design bathrooms achieved with unified tilling provide a sense of calmness, minimalism and relaxation whereas the different material layering on the back-bed walls and the colourfull touches of designer furniture offer a playful and creative interior.
On the top floor balcony, a jacuzzi with waterfall installation accompanied with dimed lighting offers moments of luxury and pleasure while the double-height ground level living room is highlighted with designer pendant lighting and a unique 3D parametric glazed wall installation.

This 90m² apartment was renovated to house a young couple and is situated on the third floor of a four-story block of flats in a quiet suburban area of Athens. The particular renovation was very demanding since the client requested for an extra workout room and a WC. In order to achieve that, the existing planning layout was redesigned without corridors, an en-suite bathroom in the master bedroom and open-plan kitchen to ensure the sense of openness in the living room.
The granite “wood-like” tiles were used throughout the apartment floor to give a sense of continuity between spaces and create a warm base which contrasts with the whiteness of the walls. The suspended plasterboard structure in the kitchen along with the large ceramic marble plates and the cement-like surfaces complement the unique architectural interior design that transformed this apartment into a fully functional modern residence.
The bathroom and WC were designed with particular care to maximize functionality, visual comfort and a sense of enlargement. Hanging cabinets covered with mirrors, cement-like tiles that form sinks and embed linear lighting provide the required result.

The apartment is situated on the first floor of a four storey block of flats, built almost 30 years ago, and expands on a total area of 100m². The simplicity of design prevails throughout the apartment, providing tranquility through its strict geometry and the selected colors and materials. The use of natural wood and beige cement mortar leads to an earthly effect, which exudes serenity along with the use of white color.
The linear worktop of the kitchen follows a path embedding the cabinets while carrying lights and forming shelves. The solid beech worktop of the bathroom with its raw form supports a monolithic stone sink introducing purity in the design. The soft contrast of the bathroom floor’s ceramic surfaces with the light beige cement mortar and the soft hidden light around the mirror, ensure the appropriate relaxing conditions.
The lighting design highlights the structures while its variety and flexibility provides the required atmosphere based on the mood or occasion.

Synergy Vocational Training Center was renovated in order to meet the educational needs of 85 people within a 340m² building. A creative dialogue between robustness and innovation was assigned to highlight the company’s profile. The dark floor with the white walls and ceiling form the basis of the design, creating a museum effect. This effect is reinforced with the sculpted volumes of the entrance where its dynamic form adds a touch of modernization.
The building consists of two wings, the administration wing and the education wing. The imposing volume on the administration wing stands out like the bow of a ship symbolizing the dynamic course of its crew. On the education wing, a smaller volume alike a rescue boat, awaits trainees on board to sail towards learning.
The entrance’s structures are constructed of plasterboard and alpha-block with cement mortar finishing, resembling two big stones which symbolize the stability and durability of the company.
The building’s main facade is characterized by large openings and internal shading systems, which along with a series of natural ventilation skylights, ensure functionality and appropriate working conditions.

The design of the new ticket office and lounge area of Aegean Airlines in Athens International Airport derived from the desire of the new combined airline to redefine its identity. The selected existing airport structures are opposite from each other and had to be redesigned into a single entity to accommodate the company’s needs and requirements. The aim was to create a form and structure of spaces with particular emphasis on innovation and leadership while being friendly and accessible to the user.
The design approach of the spaces was held by a guiding sense of floating, flight and speed. The dominant design feature is a “ribbon” that simulates a path; a flight starting and ending, while carrying the airline’s identity color. This “ribbon” forms access ramps, and by ascending and descending, like air gaps in a real flight, it creates counters or seats. In some places it penetrates the ceiling as if it disappears into the clouds to appear again holding the company’s logo symbolizing the end of a safe flight.
A floating feeling is achieved by slight elevation of the construction’s floor which is enhanced by the use of hidden lights. The aerodynamic design of the individual components refers to speed, and their ergonomic approach ensures the required comfort for all users including people with disabilities.
The choice of materials and the design of lighting and ceiling contribute to create a modern, comfortable and welcoming space that highlights the innovative company profile and attracts the interest of passengers. The integration of individual technological interactive elements in the design enhances the unique experience of the visitor, denoting the modernized character of the company.

The apartment was renovated in order to fulfill the needs of a sport-loving couple. The sport equipment incorporation in the design serves as a reference point of the couple’s favorite hobbies, while dealing with their storage issue. Located on the first floor of a 4-storey block of flats, the apartment expands on 80m², while half of it accommodates the living space. Therefore, the need for a space enlargement feeling and functionality dictated the merging of the kitchen with the living room.
Serenity is achieved through the geometrical simplicity of the forms and is enhanced by the careful choice of colors and materials. Granite tiles, which resemble wood, were applied on the apartment floor and combined with underfloor heating provide ideal climate conditions all year round. White lacquered structures and grey tinted walls form a creative interaction of glossy and matte surfaces. The frosted glass used on the bedroom wardrobe doors creates a filter between the clothes and the bedroom space, resulting in a constantly changing frame. In the bathroom, the matte surface of the granite tiles along with the softness of the white homogeneous counter and the linear lighting reinforce the simplicity of the design.
The lighting design highlights the structures’ linear form while its variety and flexibility provides the required atmosphere based on the mood or occasion. All in all, the use of hidden light combined with cantilevered structures creates a floating effect which reinforces a general feeling of relaxation.