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the den. | residential project
category: interior and branding design
photography: Alina Lefa
2020

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the den. | residential project
category: interior and branding design
photography: Alina Lefa
2020

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the den. | residential project
category: interior and branding design
photography: Alina Lefa
2020

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PROJECT: the den.

LOCATION: athens, greece

AREA: 105m² ground floor + 55m² 1st floor + 65m² basement

STATUS: completed, august 2020

DESIGN: studiomateriality

LEAD DESIGNER: Miltos Kontogiannis

DESIGN TEAM: Nancy Karagianni, Serafeim Pappas, Iakovina Syrianou

3D VISUALIZATION: Nicolas Xadjipourganis

PHOTOGRAPHY: Alina Lefa

TEXT: Gaia Deligianni

The den. A residential metamorphosis.

Studiomateriality transformed a store into a multi-faceted house residence, full of attitude, artistic flare and colors.

As the brief was to create a living space full of inspiration and originality, studiomateriality curated a selection of special furnishing and created individual themed spaces across the flat, where the loved-ones can gather and share precious time together.

The home is a luscious open and multi-level space with several living rooms, a large kitchen and three pop bathrooms, expressing fluidity between the different indoor rooms.

The entrance door is a glassy door that welcomes you to a hall and then a metallic railing door leads to the main space. A wall that displays artworks and memorabilia that decorate the wooden shelves are set there, on the left of the entrance room.

All the walls of the property are painted white, featuring as a canvas. Large amounts of folk are injected indoors, through woven rugs, textiles in furnishings and artworks.

Splashes of blue and yellow are spread into some auxiliary walls, floor and radiators.

The dining room is located at the ground floor with access to “the garden of eden”.

An urban jungle is there to fill you up with oxygen and greenery.

A funky and eccentric op-art themed bench with cushions, a white oak dining table and a colorful folk artwork on the wall are across the minimal blue and functional kitchen.

Some steps lead up to a separate space. A lounge room that contains impressive studiomateriality textiles featured on furnishings provides at the same time a lofty concept behind the architectural design of the property.

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