The villa is located in the suburban area of ​​Panorama in Thessaloniki, Greece. At the moment of acquisition by the current owners, the villa had been left in an unfinished condition for more than 10 years and the wear and tear of time had begun to appear on the exterior. The brief of the project was to completely redesign all the interiors of the house according to the specific needs of the new owners. At the same time, there was a need for landscape design around the existing pool. Entering from the main entrance on the ground floor, there are the open kitchen, the living room overlooking the panoramic view, the dining area and a water closet. Access to the first floor is by the staircase or the lift which leads to all the private areas, i.e., the master bedroom with its 2 bathrooms and the dressing room, as well as the children’s room and the main office of the owner; which was originally a third bedroom. As both members of the couple work mainly from home, a secondary compact home office was incorporated in the confined space in front of the stairs. Moving on to the lower level, which is directly connected to the main outdoor area, there are 2 guest rooms with direct access from the garage. Also, other athleisure spaces can be found here, such as the gym-spa, the screening room and the children’s playroom overlooking the pool. The overall goal of the redesign was to create a cozy yet minimal and luxurious experience. The primary materials that were chosen were that of oak wood with a dark warm varnish as well as gray and black marble in order to bring a gently luxurious touch and feel. On the other hand, the use of mirrors and brass metal, for selected furniture and wall coverings give contrast and shine to the general feel. Pure white serves as a soft and quiet background of the composition on both the walls and curtains. The various choices of furniture and upholsteries create a play of volumes, textures and colors in each individual space.