Greek inside designer Pallas Kalamotusis fine-tuned an deserted renovation on an 18th-century home on the island of Patmos, Greece. Working with Athens-based Studio Pale, Pallas, head of Studio Krokalia, created a relaxed and humble residing area with a pure palette, a customized couch full with multi-striped textiles, and terracotta lights.
Right here, we listing sources for the types seen in Patmos (and for extra on the mission, see Colour and Quiet: An 1700s Home in Patmos, Greece, Restored by Studio Krokalia).
Above: The customized couch is created from pure pine wooden and completed with layers upon layers of striped kapok pillows and a settee topper. Above: A pair of pure rattan loungers on the entryway to the out of doors residing space.
Paint
Above: For the same warm-toned white-taupe, attempt Farrow & Ball’s Dimity. Above: “We color-matched a gray used domestically,” says Pallas. “You simply take a scrap to the native paint store and so they copy it!” For one thing related, there’s Farrow & Ball’s Blue Grey.
Furnishings & Lighting
Above: The Traditional Desk with marbled black ceramic high is $749 at Room & Board. Above: For a rattan lounge chair just like these seen in the lounge, attempt the Loop Rattan Lounge Chair from The Woven Store; $795. Above: Designed by Verner Panton for Montana Møbler, the Panton One Lounge Chair is $1,153 at Danish Design Store. Above: The pendant mild is the Terracotta Medium Pendant from Hand and Eye Studio within the UK.
