Apartment in Greece

Located near the city of Trikala, Greece, the 150 square meter apartment was designed by Normless Studio for a young couple.

In the open-plan layout, a dividing wall between the kitchen and dining area features a black-stained window that maintains visual connection between the two functional zones. Behind the kitchen counter is a series of built-in cabinets.

A energy-efficient fireplace is installed in the living room, with the adjacent wall expanded to create space for shelves and seating, covered in natural sand-colored plaster.

Geometric coffee tables are custom-made metal frames with black and white tops.

Natural plaster is also used in the owners' bedroom, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere. Custom-made geometric lighting fixtures hang above the bed. A metal sliding door leads to the bathroom.

In the children's bedroom, storage shelves are designed in the form of wooden houses. The walls were hand-painted by a Greek artist.

The guest bathroom is tiled in white, gray and green colors arranged in a herringbone pattern.

White walls and warm wooden floors dominate throughout the space, while individual furniture and decor elements introduce pastel shades of pink and mint into the apartment's color palette.

Photos: George Sfakianakis