Villa
Thea

Architectural Design: Dimiourgiki Ltd.
Decoration Study: Dimiourgiki Ltd.
Location: Almyrida - Municipality of Apokoronas
Study Period: October 2017 – November 2017
Land Area: 4.020sq.m.
House Surface: 210sq.m

Type:Touristic Residencies

VILLA THEA

Villa Thea is located in the area of Almyrida of the Municipality of Apokoron, on an off-plan plot of 4 acres. The plot is tree-lined with a slope to the sea and unobstructed view to the bay of Souda. The point was to design a luxury holiday home.

The architectural study, taking into account the natural slope of the ground, the orientation and the view offered by the plot, proposes the design of a two-storey residence with basement. The ground floor of 135sqm, consists of a linear volume, which includes the communal functions (living room-living room-kitchen-warehouse) and a guest house. The floor, with an area of 75sqm, consists of a second linear volume, which is placed vertically towards the ground floor and is also facing the sea.

It includes two bedrooms with private bathrooms, separated by an anteroom. The basement, 145sq.m., includes auxiliary functions, gym, cellar, warehouses etc. On the ground floor level and in front of the building, the 90 m2 swimming pool has been located along with a large outdoor seating area and a barbeque area.

The decoration study suggests the selection of luxurious materials, such as marble, granite etc, and wood surface coverings. Distinctive wooden and metal elements are selected to complement the functionality of the spaces, while several of the furniture were designed by the study team. Selected lighting equipment and objects from foreign companies, give a discreet luxury to the space and upgrade the overall image of the residence.

It includes two bedrooms with private bathrooms, separated by an anteroom. The basement, 145sq.m., includes auxiliary functions, gym, cellar, warehouses etc. On the ground floor level and in front of the building, the 90 m2 swimming pool has been located along with a large outdoor seating area and a barbeque area.

The decoration study suggests the selection of luxurious materials, such as marble, granite etc, and wood surface coverings. Distinctive wooden and metal elements are selected to complement the functionality of the spaces, while several of the furniture were designed by the study team. Selected lighting equipment and objects from foreign companies, give a discreet luxury to the space and upgrade the overall image of the residence.