Manicure, Pedicure & Facial in Kifissia
The project’s design draws inspiration from the human body, focusing on curves and movement
In architectural language, this is expressed through organic volumes and smooth, curved motions. These harmonize with the space, subtly defining its various functions, with the goal of creating a sense of flow and harmony that permeates every corner of the environment.
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PROJECT
Αρχιτεκτονική Μελέτη - Υλοποίηση
Τhe hall - Luxury Nails
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LOCATION
Kifissia, Athens
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TYPE
Commercial
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LEAD DESIGNER
Agni Malliou -
ASSOCIATE DESIGNER
Akis Moustakas
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PHOTOSHOOTING
Xanthopoulou Maria
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STATUS
Completed -
YEAR
2024
Αρχιτεκτονική Μελέτη - Σχεδιασμός ξενοδοχείου στη Σαντορίνη
Architectural Design
One of the main architectural challenges was the incorporation of an external elevator for disabled access to the upper floor, with direct entry to the space and exclusive use by The Hall. The creation of a second entrance required a redesign of the surrounding area, so that it could integrate seamlessly with the existing building. The new private access space to the elevator was carefully designed, incorporating planting and green areas that enhance the visual and functional connection with the landscape.
Earthy tones, combined with gold details and luxurious materials such as marble and blown glass, were chosen to create a space of high aesthetics and refined beauty. Additionally, a luxurious podiatry cabin was designed, meeting all necessary specifications and equipped with the most modern medical sterilization equipment, redefining nail care and elevating the service to a new level of expertise and comfort.
With the luxurious Nail Bar as its central feature, the manicure and pedicure areas were separated by specially designed stepped constructions made of golden rods, allowing natural light to flow freely throughout the space. This creates a sense of discreet privacy, while still maintaining an open flow of light. The overall design of the space, particularly the manicure and pedicure stations, is oriented toward unobstructed views of Mount Parnitha, aiming to promote calmness and well-being.
APOSTOLOPOULOS - Photo Styling for interiors
Apostolopoulos
Photo Styling for interiors
Styling for the photo shooting of the Greek House Magazine
I often get asked if the homes I shoot really look like the photos; it’s a “yes and no” kind of answer.
Here I want to share with designers and viewers of home design photos some simple styling points that can make interior photos more appealing. Let me breakdown the ways to style an interior design shoot on three levels: simple, average and over the top.