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Here is a gorgeous home in Cyclades, Greece, on the Island of Tinos. The architects set out to make the home symbolic of what the island represents – day to day beauty and simplicity.
The home is 250sqm of living space with an open plan layout. There are no cabinets, closets, or drawers in the interior, only built in nooks and niches. I imagine this keeps the inhabitant from bringing clutter into the home and keeps the look simple and serene.
via Yatzer
