The main open-plan areas follow a minimal approach, with a delicate and precise balance of the material surfaces that suggest a sense of harmony that is complimented with wall panelling in a Tatami pattern on the walls.

The Golden Glow Nest is a special project by the Cypriot architect and designer Christia Angelidou. It is the first and primary residence of her other half, and the place they together call their home. Part of the drama of reinventing this private penthouse was the way scale and height were redesigned to stun visitors as they walk in, creating this mix of expansive and intimate spaces. Symmetry was salient in all aspects of the design, which led to an image of order, clarity and perfection. All spaces embrace the sun and are characterised by meticulous detail, intimacy and eerie aesthetics.

Overlooking the Mediterranean Ocean, a ‘Seaside Dwelling’ perched on the coast of Pervolia serves as a vacation home. In a reductive approach, set about instilling a softness and flow that leads from one space seamlessly into another and from the internal to external spaces.

An understated elegance characterises this serene apartment, located in the heart of the city. Refined with soft furnishings and neutral colour hues that accentuate the abundance of natural light, which floods the apartment.

In the YSZ Villa the atmosphere is elegantly eclectic – a pointed reference to the home’s future inhabitants. Natural materials like wood and marble coexist with mid-century furniture and 21st century art.

The AK apartment renovation project takes influences from both Scandinavian and Japanese design. What these design traditions share in similarity is their appreciation of materiality, most especially with respect to wood and concrete, and their functional spaces defined by elegant minimalism and timeless appeal.

A natural and organic palette of local stones, Green Rainforest marble, wood and moonstone greys were defined to help shape an imaginative modernist dialogue.

The Kykladon Apartments have been designed to reflect the human personality traits of introversion (inward-focused and reserved) and extraversion (outward-focused and social), which as an architectural landing point were able to inform several subtle but important distinctions.

A luxurious, minimal apartment that oozes understated elegance and quiet confidence, comes to life with uniquely styled elements. Atmospheric lighting distributes even illumination across the large open-plan living spaces, with a contemporary dining room pendant suspended from the centre of the room.

We designed a light, calming and inviting interior for AP apartment. A warm, neutral material palette is used throughout the house, distinguishing each space from another, layered in true minimalist style.

A ‘House Submitting to the Seasons’ was designed to intervene in nature and consequently intervene in light. In summer, the high Cypriot sun creates a warm, sharp light with strong shadows that emphasise the solidity and mass of the building. In contrast, the interior light of the house is diffuse and cool with soft shadows that flatten and diminish matter.

Patterned aluminium screens were used in the front façade of the Soleas Court building renovation to create a ventilated outer skin for the central staircase of this apartments building.