This splendid home overlooks the Aegean Sea and iconic Mykonos. An existing rock, notable for its magnitude and strategic position, serves as the origin and focal point of the project, creating a unique living experience that fuses architecture and nature.

The layout is functional and well designed, with separate wings for common areas and bedrooms. A small water channel, which turns into a large pool, visually connects the house to the sea from the moment you enter.

The bright interiors enhance the beauty of the house, using light tones throughout. Vernacular architectural elements, such as white plaster volumes, wooden beams, domes and distinctive rounded-edge fireplaces, are seamlessly incorporated.

Long stone walls strategically placed around the building protect the house and outdoor areas from the powerful Meltemi wind. These walls highlight the composition by creating diverse outdoor spaces and increasing privacy.

The site features a diverse tapestry of Mediterranean vegetation, including aromatic herbs, olive trees and vibrant wildflowers such as lavender and rosemary. This lush vegetation further integrates the house with its natural surroundings, enhancing the overall aesthetic and creating a serene and harmonious living environment.