The project focuses on the interior design of a summer house in Paros Island in Cyclades.

The design process considered the existing load-bearing structure, followed the external outline of the current floor plan, and aimed to create a functional interior layout in a Mediterranean Cycladic style.

On the entrance level, the living areas are arranged: kitchen, dining room, and living room. The living room is defined by a low wall that separates it from the dining area while maintaining visual continuity. This layout creates two distinct corners: one for the TV area with built-in benches, and another around the fireplace. The bedrooms are located on a slightly higher level, where the change in floor height enhances privacy in relation to the common areas.

The morphology and material choices highlight the Cycladic character of the residence: white plaster applied with traditional techniques forming soft curved surfaces, wooden ceiling beams painted white, arched openings leading to the bedrooms, and decorative elements such as built-in niches, slate shelves and sills, as well as built-in benches and the fireplace.

proposal
area: 123 m²
location: Paros Island
design: μ. architects
year: 2012