The study concerns a three-storey luxury duplex to A+ energy class, of modern aesthetics, with a total area of 680 m2, on a plot of 656 m2 in the area of Palaio Psychiko, Attica. The building consists of a two-storey maisonette on the ground floor with an internal balcony (loft) and a rooftop apartment on the top floor and is located in a prominent position in the center of the plot.

Stokas D&C, having undertaken the Design and Construction of the project, had as a basic design principle the image of the city in the area. Comparing the surrounding buildings as volumes of different shape and height with the balconies and the frames that surround them and emphasizing that all together, finally, compose a harmonious whole, the shape of this composition was formed. During the morphological processing of the facades, the goal was to create a building that would fit into the environment and harmonize with the urban character of the area, but at the same time would not testify to its internal functional structure. The logic of combining cubic volumes, creating a harmonious whole, is achieved through the use of shape elements, the choice of white color and the use of different shades of gray in the external coatings. The architectural elements are positioned so as not to restrict natural light and ventilation, creating the illusion of one entity and not two different properties.

In this project, simplicity becomes luxury. The interior design is based on a harmonious dialogue between pure geometries and natural materials. The use of light, soft colors, and subtle contrasts creates an environment that is calm yet dynamic — a home that inspires, without unnecessary elements. The clarity of form meets the warm presence of wood and textures, while the carefully planned functionality ensures that the space is both welcoming and aesthetically refined. From the floating fireplace to the playful pendant lights that “warm up” the minimal dining area, every detail is designed with precision and intent. Through thoughtful interior design, the property gains character, identity, and ultimately added value — not only aesthetically, but also as an investment. Because a well-designed home is never just a space; it is a feeling.