An elegant home can be created with a myriad of factors. A sneak peak into this Greek apartment will show how Chevron flooring and minimalist features around the house can up the ante with ease. With a layout that is quite similar to those of BTO flats in Singapore, this 115-sqm apartment in Greece is all sorts of pretty.
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The apartment — designed by architecture firm Normless — will no doubt have lots of useful design ideas. It is home to a young couple and their newborn girl. The homeowners had requested for a classic atmosphere, so the architects combined this elegant look — made up of chevron flooring and molded walls — with minimalist functionality.
Chevron tiles create “V” patterns on the floor, and is often found in elegant buildings in Europe (especially France). It’s a clever way to give the impression that a room is a lot bigger than it is, as it create an optical illusion to make a space appear wider or longer.
A workspace was carved out in the living room. The dark and natural wood furnishings create a timeless and unfussy look.
The marble dining and kitchen counter feature simple forms. These contemporary touches prevent the classical influence from appearing too dated.
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The children’s room also features warm timber flooring and wall moldings. The decorative lamp and wallpaper add a playful ambience.
The master bedroom features a wooden glass divider, much like a classic window frame, that leads to the walk-in closet. This allows natural light to stream in, despite the enclosed space.
Mirrored doors on the wardrobe create the illusion of a space.
To create a sense of luxury in the bathroom, the designers used white and black marble tiles.
Timber, which is a great element to include when you want to create an inviting space, balances out this luxe factor.
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Text: Eliza H, Home & Decor / Additional Reporting: Seah Pei Jun
Photos by George Sfakianakis