In Athens there are apartments that many move to Eden without stopping.
For me, this is exactly the place to start.
I go into space and see beyond its current situation - the light, the quiet, the proportions.
I recognize the potential.
It's not just a purchase.
That's a choice.
Choosing a property that can become a place with value, beauty and presence.
I. The beginning: to see what is not visible
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Before renovation, there is listening.
I'm exploring the structure, the movement in space, the possibilities.
Every decision starts with an understanding - what's right for the apartment, and what's right to the client.
I create a concept that connects functionality and character.
One that will last a long time, and feels accurate.
This is the stage in which the future begins to take shape.
II. The process of transformation
A renovation is a moment of transformation.
Walls open, light enters, materials take place.
I follow the process closely - working with local professionals,
Making sure that every detail is executed precisely and with respect to the space.
Not only to improve - but to discover what was there in the first place.
III. The process of transformation
This flat was purchased in 2024, on a quiet street in the heart of Koukaki — a neighborhood within walking distance of some of Athens’ most inspiring landmarks: the Acropolis, the new Opera House and National Library, and Onassis Stegi.
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From the moment I stepped inside, the flat felt calm and welcoming — as if it was gently asking to be chosen.
The renovation began by stripping away the old layers: wallpapers were removed, the original kitchen taken out. The space was then redefined with warm white walls, creating a soft and luminous base. A new white kitchen was installed, paired with ceramic tiles featuring delicate floral motifs. The ceiling was painted in a crisp, bright white, enhancing the sense of height and light.
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In the bathroom, the original grey tiles were transformed with a light green finish, bringing freshness and warmth. The shower area was expanded by relocating the washing machine into the kitchen, allowing the bathroom to breathe and function more generously.
To complete the space, vintage furniture and lamps were carefully selected, carpets were sourced from flea markets, and a solid wood sofa and a large, handcrafted dining table were added. Each element was chosen to give the flat character, texture, and a sense of lived-in elegance.
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The result is a flat that feels warm, inviting, and deeply human — a space meant to be used, enjoyed, and lived in.
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