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Interior Design - Decoration
When I was a little girl I couldn’t stay in a friend’s house if I did not like it without really knowing what felt wrong every time. Later on, these feelings and memories helped me organize my thoughts and contributed to the ulterior purpose I have when designing or renovating an interior space: joy. Planning should be oriented, tidy, clear and functional. Three dimensions should bring light in a room, taste, balance, style, and life.
My favourite clients are children as apart from the above they also ask for happy colours!
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LIVING YARD ACROPOLIS, Boutique hotel in the centre of Athens, Lempesi Str New Acropolis Museum Area
2023-2024
An extremely challenging project. An old neoclassical building which had gone through a lot due to its previous uses, renters etc. Restoring it demanded a meticulous design study both in its new functional needs but also in combining new with older elements some of which were discovered while in construction. Playful mood, homy, cozy and with a lot of contrast, as per its new team of owners! Turned into a welcoming boutique hotel, situated in the centre of Athens, near New Acropolis Museum!
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Living Yard I, small hotel in Halkida, Greece
2020-2021
A neoclassical building around 100 years old has been restored, renovated and turned into a small boutique hotel, in the centre of Halkida city, with a secret yard at the back. All seven rooms can also be rented under a long term contract as they are completely independent with a kitchen, storage space and all necessary equipment. All flats have access to the living yard, the meeting room and the basement, spaces for public use, for work, gym or fun.
Design, Supervision and Construction: Areti Zournatzi & Christina KritikouArchitectural, Interior and Lighting Design: Areti / Construction Manager: Christinasee the project



























Wine and Yard Caves, Pyrgos, Santorini, Greece
2021-2022
This property came into the possession of the owners (a local married couple) who decided to restore and renovate the two old caves (hyposkafa),carved into the volcanic soil that ensured refreshing coolness. They used them as 'canavas', as the locals call the wine cellars, where they used to make wine by squeezing the grapes by foot and storing them in wooden barrels. These buildings were abandoned around the 1950s.
The caves became two houses designed under hospitality concept, with a yard and jacuzzi each one of them, keeping at the same time their unique architecture and now they are offered as an accommodation to visitors at the beautiful Santorini island.
collaboration project with Elena Zournatzi
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