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Wonderful House in Athens, Greece, Surrounded by Lush Gardens

By Magaly Grosso

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This modern house, with lush and green outdoor spaces, has been designed by the firm RS Sparch by the hand of its architect Rena Sakellaridou in the city of Athens, Greece.

Side view of the imposing construction

The area, which has 240 square meters, is hidden behind a garden with a dense collection of trees. It is formed by a concrete base, a white metal structure, and a characteristic tunnel-esque structure, which houses the rooms. The opening on both sides of the interior allows views of the garden to flood the interior.

Main entrance with metallic walls and doors
Long pool surrounded by green vegetation
Rectangular pool with small terrace
Imposing and modern construction made in white, intense blue and concrete
View of the rear facade with terrace
Perfectly maintained side gardens
Entrance to the kitchen with wooden floors and walls in deep blue

The program is simple: living room and kitchen on the ground floor and two bedroom-suites on the top floor. There is also a gym, a guest room, and a service room that are located in the basement.

This is a house in a secret garden, a house in its own world open to nature, although surrounded by the dense urban fabric of Athens. Hidden behind the trees, the house integrates into the garden; its its colors, its shadows, it all changes over time.

The two main levels are connected visually through a glass floor, while a skylight at the top brings natural light.

Spectacular and modern interior with wooden floors and glass walls
Modern stairs in deep blue and glass walls
Modern and elegant interior full of natural light
View of the pool area from the inside
Elevated view of the stairs

Spacious room with glass wall
Night view of the modern construction

Night view of the pool area

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About Magaly Grosso

Magaly Grosso was born in Venezuela where she grew up and studied Advertising and Marketing. With time, she realized that what she truly wanted to dedicate herself to was Interior Design, which is why she decided to study it and devote herself to it. Learn more about HomeDSGN's Editorial Process.

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