HOUSE IN SOHO

This is a single-family house in a village outside Thessaloniki.
The owner approached us with the intention of renovating the interior — specifically the living areas, the bedroom, and a dedicated workspace.

We approached the project through contrast.
We used black and white deliberately, not as a stylistic gesture, but as a structural tool — to define functions and spatial boundaries.

The kitchen was treated as a single black mass. It holds the core of the space, both visually and programmatically. A continuous table extends this gesture, connecting kitchen and living into one cohesive zone.

In the living area, we aimed for openness and calm. Light materials, warm textures and low seating create a softer rhythm. The palette remains restrained — wood, stone, black metal — to keep the environment consistent.

The bedroom was designed as a darker, enclosed retreat. Materials were selected for their weight and texture. Lighting is low and linear. Reflections expand the volume without compromising its quietness.