September… Ah, September! A month that always confuses me. On the one hand, there’s the bittersweet melancholy of returning from holidays, that tender sadness summer leaves behind. On the other, there’s the freshness carried by new beginnings. It feels like we’re standing with one foot in two different seasons – and maybe that’s why September has its own touch of magic.
Rest – no matter how much we managed to get – gives us strength. Strength to keep going, to try again, to set new goals… or to leave them for later. Because honestly, it’s not mandatory every September to rewrite our list of “musts” from scratch. Sometimes it’s enough to simply stay present, to savor the small changes around us, and to give inspiration the space to arrive on its own.
The new season is not just a beginning; it’s a continuation we can build at our own pace. And that thought alone brings optimism: that we don’t need to do everything right now, but can move forward step by step, with a smile, with faith, with romance. With appetite for life!
So let’s keep the warmth of summer in our hearts and enter this new season with open arms. Whatever September, autumn – this in-between “after-summer” time – may bring, let’s just remember that every ending is also a beginning… And that every beginning, no matter how small it may seem, can carry something truly wonderful within it.
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The new collection from Désirée redefines the notion of comfort in modern living. The Homan sofa system becomes the symbol of this evolution, with soft lines and carefully crafted details. The seating options are complemented by coffee tables, poufs, and rugs for discreetly elegant interior schemes, while the outdoor collection, with pieces such as the Eben chair and Ciàcola table in new versions, maintains its distinctive style and functionality.
www.desiree.com
The art of quiet luxury H
Fleur is the new collection from Caracole, designed by Claudio Bellini studio, bringing together contemporary design and refined materials. Taking inspiration from nature and the concept of flair – innate, effortless elegance – Fleur is distinguished by its soft, sinuous lines, the ivory mohair upholstery fabrics, and the curved Canalletto walnut elements. The collections encompass seating, tables, beds, and storage pieces, with distinct materials such as the unfilled travertine. Fleur embodies the contemporary concept of “quiet luxury”, offering a sensory and emotional living experience.
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Where bread becomes art
In Berlin’s ever-evolving Kreuzberg district, Keit Kreuzberg emerges as a standout, a bakery that combines bread with design. Designed by Studio Michael Burman, the interior of Keit strips away excess and invites thought and reflection. At its core lies a historic millstone, repurposed as a sculptural counter. Douglas fir forms the benches and shelving bases, adding warmth. Shelves of brushed stainless steel let each loaf feel like a work of art on display. The walls are clad in handmade washi paper, a nod to craftsmanship and Japanese restraint.
Grand Palais Paris reopens
Grand Palais.
After four years of renovation, the Grand Palais in Paris fully reopens following a major transformation led by Chatillon Architectes. The project, which began with the unveiling of the renovated Nave for the 2024 Olympic Games, is the most extensive restoration in the building’s 120-year history. The project improves public access, brings back long-concealed architectural elements, and adapts the historic structure to meet modern cultural and technical needs. During the Centre Pompidou’s own renovation period, its exhibitions will be temporarily housed in the newly restored galleries of the Grand Palais.
The sound of design
Caruso, from renowned brand Miniforms, invites you to sit down, take a break, and rediscover the magic of seeing and hearing an object that plays quality music. With just a touch of irony, a little futuristic, a little nostalgic, it manages to combine high technology with everyday living, producing a multi-sensory interiors experience.
www.miniforms.com
Bross steps outdoors
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Bross presents its foray into the world of outdoor design with two creations by Marco Zito: the new Slice collection and the reimagined SIT series. Slice is a multifunctional piece made of cork that can be used as a stool, coffee table or side table. At the same time, SIT returns with new fabrics suitable for outdoor use and includes an armchair, chaise longue and pouf, with curved forms and a metal base, ideal for comfort and relaxation in any open-air environment.
www.bross-italy.com
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MIDJ: Design is a Wonderful Life.
The new collection from MIDJ gives shape to the vision of an “evolved shelter”, where comfort meets sustainability. Exceptional craftsmanship and innovative design are the foundation for pieces such as the Yak sofa from Nicola Bonriposi, the refreshed Plissé collection from Paola Navone, the Sesamo range from Officina delle Idee, and the Leo table, designed by Paolo Vernier. Inspired by an experiential, biophilic approach, the collection marries the influence of nature with contemporary design and offers comprehensive solutions for residential and commercial interiors, remaining faithful to the MIDJ motto: Design is a Wonderful Life.
www.midj.com
Everyday sculptures
In a space where minimalism encounters the art of sculpture, Porada’s coffee tables appear to have emerged from a dialogue between nature and design. Rounded, with a geometric opening in the center, made of wood, they are reminiscent of the Japanese art of shou sugi ban. Understated but full of character, they balance perfectly between aesthetics and functionality.
www.porada.it
Whisper of the desert
Samira is the new outdoor armchair by Cantori, in collaboration with Doriana and Massimiliano Fuksas. The name is a reference to the Arab tradition: she is the one who listens and tells. The chair’s design, inspired by the magic of the desert and its stillness, consists of fluid, softly curving lines. The stainlesssteel structure ensures its durability in outdoor or seaside environments, while the eco-leather upholstery in cream, olive and petroleum hues combines elegance and sustainability.
www.cantori.it
Marble in harmony
FORTEPIANO by antoniolupi is a new collection of marble countertops that combines the strength of the material with harmony in the design. Its true beauty is revealed through the innovative processing and its functional elegance. The built-in washbasins, molded into round, oval, square or rectangular shapes, are carved directly into the stone. Available as wall-mounted or built-in, the collection also includes a built-in towel rail, with no additions to interfere with its clean aesthetics. A modern interpretation of natural beauty and functional innovation.
www.antoniolupi.it
by Mina Afentouli | Photos: Dimitris Bouras
Urban Cool, Warm Embrace!
In Thermi, Thessaloniki, interior designer Maria Tavlaridou and her team, 7heaven-interiors, are designing a residence that combines the character of an urban retreat with an exotic aura.
Credits:
• Interior Design - Project Management: Maria Tavlaridou
7 Heaven Interiors
www.7heaven-interiors.gr
• Floors, Bathrooms, Sanitary Ware, Ceramics:
Material Projects & more (Gessi, Paffoni, Fondovalle)
• Fabrics: Material Projects & more (Elitis)
• Wallcoverings: Material Projects & more (Glamora)
• Lighting: BossFoss
• Outdoor furniture: Almeco
COLLECTION VENTI20 DESIGNER Lázaro Rosa-Violán
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Shapes inspired by nature
al2 is a Greek company with half a century of history, continually redefining contemporary design through its unique furniture. Manos Alexopoulos, together with his children – Alexia and Dimitris – and a team of talented designers, are weaving a new narrative for Greek design, blending tradition with modern aesthetics and innovation.
The latest collection, Shapes Inspired by Nature, that was presented during the 3daysofdersign 2025 festival in Copenhagen, tells stories through forms and textures inspired by the natural landscape. Designed by Antonio
Facco design studio, Zephyr is a table with soft curves, while Echo, a sculptural sideboard with severe lines, becomes a point of reference in any space. From Sotiris Lazou design studio, Circum turns geometry into a motion pattern. Combining marble and bright hues as designed by Minas Kosmidis, Láas converses with the past and the present, while the Muse bookcase with LED lighting, designed by al2 LAB, offers endless customization options. For al2, comfort is the new luxury. Authenticity and uniqueness infuse every aspect of production – from design to the use of natural materials such as oak, walnut and smoked eucalyptus. In addition, the company’s presence in 30 countries on 4 continents proves that this design philosophy creates unique living experiences.
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by Manto Koronakou | Photos: F ZERO PHOTOGRAPHY CH#57
Designed by TSquare Architects, The Indigo Blue House perfectly combines the elegance of modern design with functionality and comfort, creating an impressive space that stands out for its strong aesthetics and careful execution.
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Form becomes emotion
Continuing its collaboration with the internationally renowned brand Moroso, celebrated for its avant-garde design and exceptional quality, Casa di Patsi presents the most recent tastefully elegant furniture collections. In the world of contemporary design, form becomes emotion and comfort attains character. The new Moroso collections, available exclusively from Casa di Patsi, render the art of the everyday in unique compositions that transform interiors through color, texture and imagination.
The minimal but intense One Page introduces comfort through the molding of a single material, while the Lakelet tables, with surfaces like liquid mirrors, complete the experience. The Sedona series, with its distinctive relief, draws inspiration from the dessert and offers s natural sense of calm and harmony.
In the Clay collection, an armchair becomes a sculpture that combines soft lines with ceramic art. With its generous curves, MeTime embraces the human form and gaze, inviting moments of pause and intimacy. The Pebble Rubble collection, inspired by the natural beauty of the Scandinavian landscape, gives entirely new meaning to relaxation, with “pebbles” transformed into furniture.
The new Moroso collections are an ode to simplicity and elegance. A world of comfort and style – that centers around you. Discover the Moroso experience exclusively at Casa di Patsi showrooms.
Nauma Paros by Dimitris Papanastasiou, Photo by Christos Drazos
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Galal Mahmoud
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Sofia Apergi Chief Architect of Airtec.
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Boo Republic
The art of branding.
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Noero Villas by Kostis Kotorkis Architects.
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JW Marriot
Crete Resort & Spa by Block722.
Myconian Sunrise by Myconian Collection, by Galal Mahmoud.
91 Athens Riviera by Chadios Architects.
Pomegranate
Wellness Spa Hotel by Kalpakis Design.
Nauma by Dimitris Papanastasiou
The Ritual Hotel by Dimitris Papanastasiou
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Stamna Sifnos by Tsimpos and Associates. 156.
Candelas Suites by Eirini Kelidou.
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“VOLCANIC” ERUPTION
Perched on the sheer cliffs of Santorini, Villa Aegean embodies a unique fusion of natural landscape and contemporary architecture. As the first Mandarin Oriental presence in Greece and the 26th residence in the curated Mandarin Exceptional Homes collection, the villa redefines the concept of discreet luxury through a thoughtful approach to local tradition.
Photo credits: George
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by Manto Koronakou Photos: Dimitris Chachlas
CONTEMPORARY FORMS WITH LOCAL SOUL
Surrounded by centuries-old trees and just a few minutes from the city center, Noero Villas offers an authentic escape experience amidst the beauty and tranquility of nature. Secluded enough to ensure tranquility and a deep connection with the landscape, the luxurious residences are located in one of the most enchanting spots on the island of Lefkada, within a historic Venetian olive grove.
WHERE ITALIAN CRAFT MEETS SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION
Pedrali, renowned for its contemporary designs, minimalist aesthetic and dedication to sustainability, presents its new indoor and outdoor furniture collections that marry Italian craftsmanship with innovation. From the design to the choice of materials, each detail has been planned to ensure sustainability and durability. Less consumption of raw materials, easier recycling process, longer life cycle. With the new collections from Pedrali, simplicity becomes luxury – and luxury becomes a daily experience.
The Griante collection combines Italian design principles with a modern aesthetic and includes a chair, armchair and lounge version for indoor and outdoor spaces. The outdoor version, the brand’s first wooden chair, is made of durable teak wood, while the indoor version is made of ash. The woven seat, handmade from recyclable polypropylene, offers comfort and natural elegance. The geometric details and sinuous curves provide a timeless character. Durable, light and versatile, Griande fits perfectly everywhere – from the dining room to a chic outdoor terrace.
www.pedrali.com
At the same time, the new Lamorisse lounge collection is made to accompany you in carefree moments: on a terrace with a view of the sea or by the pool, where time goes by more slowly. The armchair and sofa maintain the familiar Lamorisse balance – the austere, elegant frame made from recycled aluminum, and soft, fluffy pillows ready to adapt to your needs. With an emphasis on functionality as well as good design, the pillows are easily detached, and fabrics are waterproof and washable, so that you can enjoy them outdoors with perfect ease.
Photo credits: Ottavio Tomasini
PHOTO-WORTHY DESIGN: FROM THE LOBBY TO INSTAGRAM
HOW SPACE BECOMES EXPERIENCE, CONTENT AND BRAND, FROM BOUTIQUE HOTELS TO AIRBNB.
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By Mina Afentouli | Photos: Ana Santl
EDGE OF EDEN
A place to feel it all
Authentic luxury merges with the wild nature of Crete, radiating Mediterranean simplicity and a profound connection to the natural environment. With the architectural and interior design signature of Block722, the new Marriott Hotels & Resorts property, recently opened in Marathi, Crete, sets a new benchmark for experiential hospitality.
Credits:
• Architectural study - Interior design
- Supervision: Block722
• Lead architects: Sotiris Tsergas & Katia Margaritoglou, Christina Kontou, Elena Milidaki
Born in Beirut and educated in Paris, Galal Mahmoud is more than just an architect – he’s a narrator of space. By blending Mediterranean heritage with modern elegance, his work is a sensual dialogue where the East meets the West. Known for his distinctive approach to hospitality design, Mahmoud does not only create impressive architectural environments but memorable experiences.
In recent years, his presence in Greece has "given birth" to architectural masterpieces, with projects like Myconian DEOS and Sunrise Mykonos, redefining luxury in the Greek landscape. In this discussion, Mahmoud reflects on the significance of light, the poetics of materials, and the tremendous value of locality. The result? A deeply emotional and subtly radical perspective on what it means to design for people – not just for spaces.
You often say that architecture can evoke a sense of hospitality. How do you transfer the Mediterranean concept of hospitality into spatial design, especially in projects like Myconian DEOS or Sunrise Mykonos? What feeling would you like guests to leave with? Architecture, to me, is not just about design – it’s an experience. It’s the feeling you get when you walk into a space and a seamless connection is created between the interior and the exterior, between history and materiality, between light and body. You cannot break down experi-
ence into individual components. It must be cohesive, choreographed. The moment you enter, the way you move around, where you stop, the way you greet people, the way you sit, the way you look at the sea and feel the light. It’s all part of the experience, and each one affects the other.
You talked about "choreography" in design. What do you mean by that?
Space is not static. It’s like a narrative, a script. It’s like directing life. The way you move through space, your shift in perspective through the transition between indoor and outdoor spaces; it’s like choreographing movements, looks, silences. It’s an interactive experience. I want people to have a sense of "living" in a space, to be able to hear it and feel it. That’s why I believe we don’t design buildings – we create experiences.
What do you believe is so special about the Mediterranean identity?
The Mediterranean is unique because it’s not just a location – it’s a spirit, inherently intertwined with history, light, nature, and humanity. It’s more than just geography; it’s a way of life. And this "harmonious integration" as I call it – where the exterior is a natural extension of the interior – is a fundamental Mediterranean element. On the islands, you view history as something tangible, not as a narrative. It’s present. You don’t have to explain it. You feel it.
And how does light influence the way you design?
The light in Greece is dazzling. It’s poetic, but also challenging. In Mykonos, for example, you may want a west-facing room for a sunset view, but it can be quite vexing by 4 p.m. You have to protect yourself. Thus, the challenge is not merely a "playful manipulation" of light, but its skillful management. You shouldn’t try to block light, rather, use it wisely – treat it as an ally and not a threat.
What does the concept of "local" mean to you?
It’s a determining factor. We’re not going to a locale with a mind to copy or replicate. We’re architects, and it’s not our job to create a postcard of the past. Our role is to bring forth a broader concept of local through contemporary discourse and respect. Not a copy, but an extension. This is what we did at DEOS in Mykonos: a project modern in form, but deeply embedded in the island’s culture, using materials, patterns, and structures that are part of the landscape.
How do you actually approach tradition?
Through dialogue. When artisans know how to work with stone, marble, ceramic art, I don’t try to change them. I ask them to work with what they know, and together we experiment with new applications. For instance, we were inspired by the traditional white woven lace patterns found on Greek table linens and adapted them to glass designs, which were placed as partitions to separate private and shared spaces in the hotel rooms. This way, tradition is reinterpreted in
contemporary context without losing its core essence.
Is there a certain Greek material, a myth, or emotional context that you often return to as a source of inspiration?
The islands. The light. The thousand shades of blue! I’ve had a deep connection with the sea since I was a child. My father had a small boat in Lebanon, and every time I work in an island, that sense of magic keeps coming back. Sitting and gazing the sea, with the sun casting light on the islands… I can’t explain it. It’s like a prayer.
A friend of mine once said, "If you don’t believe in God, come to Greece. You’ll start believing." And he is so right!
When working in Greece, have you encountered cultural or creative "frictions"? In what way do these challenges impact the design process, especially in remote islands?
Fortunately, I have great associates. An excellent local architect handles the permits, so I don’t experience bureaucratic challenges. However, more importantly, my clients here are inspired. They know what they want, but they also allow for creative freedom. This builds trust and drives results. Moreover, I am accustomed to challenges. I come from Lebanon, where challenge is the norm, not the exception.
If I were to ask you to describe the "soul" of your Greek projects in one word, which word would that be – and why?
Happiness. No matter how demanding projects in Greece may be, they bring me great pleasure because I know they are developed with empathy, attention, quality, and true love for the landscape and the people. It’s a deeply human experience. Despite the challenges, every project on Greek soil gives me a strong sense of accomplishment. It exhausts me – it’s like squeezing a lemon to the last drop – but in the end, I feel fulfilled. And every time, I look forward to the next one!
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by Eleni Michailidou
toEscape the 70’s
| Photos: Christos Drazos
On the unseen beach of Agiari, far from the bustling heart of Mykonos, Myconian Sunrise emerges as a holistic experience, that redefines our relationship with landscape and time.
The new venture of the Myconian Collection, with the architectural signature of architect Galal Mahmoud, pays homage to the unpretentious elegance of Mykonos in the 70s - a time when simplicity and authenticity shaped the identity of the island. Today, under the seal of Relais & Châteaux, Myconian Sunrise is transformed into a contemporary sanctuary for the soul, exuding the sense of a design renaissance that honors the past, but lives in the present.
www.kaswood.gr | www.instagram.com/kas_wood
"Sunrise Mykonos" by Myconian Collection, by Galal Mahmoud Architects, Fabrics by Ioannidis Fabrics
• Thessaloniki: 92 G. Papandreou Str., 546 55, T.: +30 2310 801 602
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by Eleni Michailidou | Photos: Paris Tavitian, Yiorgis Yerolympos
ATHENS RIVIERA EXPERIENCING NATURE
A few minutes away from the urban pulse of Athens, in the coastal zone of Voula, 91 Athens Riviera reveals itself as a hidden haven. Here, hospitality is rewritten with the vocabulary of nature; between red soil, greenery and sea, the landscape is transformed into a setting of experience and tranquility.
Credits:
• Architectural study – Interior Design: CHADIOS ARCHITECTS
Kalpakis Design transformed the suites of the Pomegranate Wellness Spa Hotel into a setting of discreet luxury and unparalleled aesthetics, inviting guests to a unique hospitality experience. Addressing the need to combine the high demands of travelers with the luxurious identity of the hotel, Kalpakis Design created spaces characterized by top aesthetics and carefully selected materials.
Το Pomegranate Wellness Spa Hotel
The signature of Kalpakis Design is reflected in each new suite of Pomegranate
Wellness Spa Hotel, in a carefully applied combination of comfort and aesthetics.
The bedrooms, with fabrics that exude quality, coexist with furniture designed specifically for the space. The color choices create an environment of peace, while the lighting and materials emphasize the distinctive character of luxury.
The result is a living experience that goes beyond the concept of a beautiful room, transforming every moment into relaxation and high hospitality.
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Interview by Mina Afentouli
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BLENDING ART HOSPITALITY & STYLE
“Nauma” emerged from the marriage of vintage charm and the sophistication of modern design. Interior designer Dimitris Papanastasiou drew inspiration from the heart of Paros, Naoussa, uniting the charm of the place, its cultural identity and its timeless connection with the sea. The prefix Nau- pays homage to the historical maritime heritage of the Cyclades, with references to the word “ναῦς”, the ancient Greek ship, and the stories carried by the waves. Nauma thus becomes a symbol of connection: between the place and the visitor, between tradition and innovation.
Photos: Christos
| Set Stylist: Maria Alipranti
Credits:
• Interior & Exterior Architecture
• Lighting: SHOL
• Furniture: INTERNI (Pedrali, Dienne Salotti)
• Artworks: PERI TECHNIS
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TRUE BEGINS HERE!
A few minutes from the center of Kos, The Ritual Hotel welcomes us with the promise of an ultimate experience of relaxation and rejuvenation. Designed by architect Dimitris Papanastasiou, the hotel is a luxurious wellness retreat, where the comfort and tranquility of its guests are at the forefront.
A hotel, located amidst the wild beauty of Sifnos, invites you to live a luxurious experience, where natural beauty, tradition and hospitality come together in perfect harmony. The architectural firm Tsimpos and Associates undertook the design of the luxurious Stamna Sifnos resort, which will offer you absolute tranquility at its best, with its extensive gardens, the magnificent sea view, the slow pace of life and its refreshing atmosphere.
Credits:
by Mina Afentouli | Photos: FOS Studio
When nature complements architecture
Candelas Suites in Ierissos, Halkidiki, redefine the concept of modern hospitality, through a space that embodies nature, serenity and aesthetics. The interior design is by Irene Kelidou. The architectural approach is based on respect and simplicity: clean lines, natural materials and gentle intervention create a discreet dialogue between the built and natural environment. Here, stone meets light and nature sets the pace of life.
SEER COLLECTION BY CRISTINA PETTENUZZO & OTTO STUDIO FOR ONE MARIO SIRTORI, IOANNIDIS FABRICS.
the comfort suite
PALM, MATT ROYAL.
ANDRONIS
BOUTIQUE HOTEL, EVENOS.
DISPENSER, VERDI.
SANYCCES, KATOGLOU.
by Manto Koronakou | Photos: Kim Powell Photography
DESIGNING COLLABORATION, SHAPING TRANSPARENCY
In the shadow of the bustling Ladadika, where the heart of the city beats loudly, the architectural office TAKA+PARTNERS has created a modern base for the complex, demanding projects of the law firm NEXUS LAW FIRM. In a strategic location, close to the Courthouse and the main shopping centers, the company creates a space that combines functionality and aesthetics with absolute respect for the needs of the modern professional.
Credits:
• Project: TRANSPARENT NARRATIVESNEXUS LAW FIRM OFFICES
• Team: Anna Lazaridou, Maria Michalopoulou, Alexia Valtadorou, Alexandros Diamantidis
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