Clean, white and utterly contemporary, Maison Kamari is a stunning summer house that can be found in the Greek islands of Paros. Inspired by Cycladic architecture, it re-imagines this discipline in a way that works for the modern resident. Although the cubic shape is on point, the overall minimalist overtones are introduced by the architects behind the beautiful project.
Designed by Natasha Deliyianni and Yiorgos Spiridonos of architecture studio Re-act Architects, Maison Kamari is at once unobtrusive while still making a statement. Its simple lines stand out against the desert backdrop while the blue pool in the center of its yard is relaxing and romantic to gaze upon. The outdoor space is just as important as the indoor space, making Maison Kamari a home that is meant to incorporate its surroundings as much as possible.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Contemporary Cycladic Architecture
- Opportunity for architects and designers to re-imagine traditional architectural styles with modern elements
- Minimalist Summer Homes
- Opportunity for developers to design simple, unobtrusive homes with functional yet beautiful outdoor spaces
- Incorporating Surroundings in Home Design
- Opportunity for architects to design homes that integrate indoor and outdoor spaces seamlessly
Where This Applies
- Architecture
- Industry professionals could create more stunning and unobtrusive summer homes in unique locales using minimalism and contemporary architecture
- Construction
- Construction industry professionals could design and construct unique outdoor spaces to suit flexible home design plans based on geographic locations.
- Real Estate
- Real estate agents could market modern interpretations of traditional homes, highlighting the incorporation of natural surroundings and functional design elements.
