The 5 bedroom residence sits on a generous estate a few steps away from Tripiti, a secluded cove with fine sand and crystal clear waters. The house was built as a cluster of interconnected cubes in different sizes and levels and then painted in a dazzling white that serves the dual purpose of blending it into the residential vernacular and reflecting the sun-rays. The spaces that were created among the different sized cubes were paved with stone and enclosed in walls to become internal patios, one of which is fitted with an L-shaped swimming pool. The heart of the house is the sea-facing terrace, a stunning space half-enclosed by walls and shaded by a handcrafted pergola that captures the essence of indoor-outdoor living.

In the same spirit, the interior is spacious, bright and fitted with tall French windows that invite the landscape in. The décor blends elements of classic and modern, with French country furnishings and a minimal aesthete that grant an unpretentious sophistication to the rooms. In the bedrooms, hardwood floors and ceilings are used to make the vast spaces more intimate and create a cosy atmosphere. The decoration here nods to the nature, with raw wood furniture replacing the French antiques to create the look of a luxe cottage.