This special neoclassical house is placed in Plaka, in the historical centre of Athens in Greece.
It consist of the ground floor, the first floor, a small terrace and a basement.
The whole building was restored since it hadn't been inhabited since 1990.
Few changes have been made and most of the architectural elements were restored according to
their initial form, including the interior layout, the stairs, the windows and doors and the entrance tiles.
The wooden floor is new and all the ceilings were maintained.
The furniture were designed to give a modern touch to the classic interior and were kept in minimal lines.
The colors were chosen to match the existing art of the ceilings
and of course...the fur of Romeo (the owner's cat). Just kidding!
Interior design: Zacharioudaki Rachel
Photos: Irini
