Fluo, Architecture and design studio designed CE 2/1 ▪ Wooden Strips, a 135 sq.m. apartment in Kalamaria, Thessaloniki named after its main design element, wooden stripes along a curved wall, around which the whole house evolves.
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The wooden strips along the curved wall of the living room are one of the main elements of this 135sq.m apartment in Kalamaria, Thessaloniki.
The house is evolving either inside or outside the curved wall bearing the strips.
The kitchen and the living are unified in the same space and are embraced by the wall. The rest of the house continues outside of it, offering privacy to the rooms along the green corridor, although the metal arched door allows us to peer to the secluded area.
The colors were fundamentally in the tones of light grey with touches of warm green.
Facts & Credits
Project title CE 2/1 ▪ Wooden Strips
Architecture Firm Fluo, Architecture and design studio
Location Kalamaria, Thessaloniki, Greece
Completion Year January 2019
Built Area 135 m2
Architects Fei Maniati – Thalia Mihail
Interior designer and supervisor Christina Serrou
Photography Panos Arvanitakis
Suppliers
Lighting Bright Special Lighting
Commercial furniture supplier Area domus
Tiles and Sanitary appliances Kiskinidis-Living made easy
Woodpanels Sanelco
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