Located in the northern suburb of Kifisia, this private residence is organized across three levels, with a total area of 150 sqm: a basement parking level, a 90 sqm ground floor, and a 60 sqm upper floor. The ground floor hosts the communal functions—kitchen, living, and dining areas—while the upper floor accommodates two bedrooms.

The architectural approach is guided by geometric clarity and a commitment to raw, authentic materials. Exposed concrete defines the external volume, conveying a sense of mass and permanence. Inside, timber floors and custom-built wooden elements introduce warmth and balance, enhancing the sensory experience of the interior.

The rear façade opens completely to the garden through generous glazed openings, merging the interior with the exterior. The backyard becomes an extension of daily life, hosting a lounge area, BBQ zone, and a minimal pool.

The interior draws from Japanese architectural principles, incorporating folding wooden slat panels that serve as flexible partitions. These elements introduce adaptability and flow throughout the space. Material simplicity, refined detailing, and architectural restraint come together to create an atmosphere of calm and functional elegance.