A Home Hidden Among Cycladic Stones | Gremnos House

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Discover Gremnos House, a stunning cliffside retreat by C-O Lab on the island of Antiparos, Greece. Carved into the rugged topography, this home descends toward the Aegean Sea through a series of platforms and terraces. Natural stone walls, crisp white plaster, and expansive glass merge with the Cycladic tradition, while open courtyards and receding planes frame light, wind, and sea. Gremnos House is architecture shaped by geology, climate, and the horizon — a poetic dialogue between the earth and the sky.

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Project credits/facts:

Architecture: C-O lab
Design team: Olga Ktenà, Marilena Ellinikaki
Construction: C-O lab (Christos Siantrivanopoulos, Marilena Ellinikaki)
Structural engineering: Kyriakos Zarkadis & Partners
E-M engineering: Christos Mpaniotopoulos
Interior styling: C-O lab, Daan Keller & Ferry van Tongeren
Location: Serifos Island, Greece
Area: 215 sqm
Photography: Vangelis Paterakis
Photoshoot styling: Sofia Simitzi

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