PROJECT DETAILS
Study: 2023
Construction: 2023
Shop Area: 66.00 sq.m
PROJECT CREDITS
Design Lead: Paly Architects (Nikos Lykoudis – Ismini Papaspiliopoulou)
Design Team: Nikos Lykoudis, Ismene
Papaspiliopoulou,Ileana Toli
Interior Design: paly architects
Lighting Design: paly architects
Supervision: Nikos Lykoudis, Ileana Toli
Photos: Panagiotis Voumvakis
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Li-LA-LO JEWELLERY STORE
KOLONAKI,ATHENS
THE CAVE
Abstractly, a cave adorned with precious stones; the rigid structures of the cave’s interior soften, taking on an organic essence. The once solid rock floor gradually transitions into soil, then sand, and finally earth.
THE DOME
The dome, a longstanding architectural element dating back to ancient times, still holds prominence today. Above, the cave’s ceiling is illuminated by a radiant dome.
THE SPIRAL
An ancient Greek symbol representing the essence of Hellenism, the spiral signifies a powerful and luminous force within the dome.
THE COLOR
Reflecting the hues of the rock, the color palette shifts towards earthy tones like sand, gold, silver, or the reddish tones of bauxite. These colors form the essence of space’s composition.
The composition of the space emerged from these elements.
MATERIALS
Red tile-rock on the floor
Kourassanit- red sand on the wall and the ceiling
Free golden walls inside the space intersected by the light.
Golden dome with spiral on the ceiling
Rock as a used base for the furniture.
Raw glass-rock on the wall of the “cave”
The signage-symbol in a bright version
Study: 2023
Construction: 2023
Shop Area: 66.00 sq.m
PROJECT CREDITS
Design Lead: Paly Architects (Nikos Lykoudis – Ismini Papaspiliopoulou)
Design Team: Nikos Lykoudis, Ismene
Papaspiliopoulou,Ileana Toli
Interior Design: paly architects
Lighting Design: paly architects
Supervision: Nikos Lykoudis, Ileana Toli
Photos: Panagiotis Voumvakis
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Li-LA-LO JEWELLERY STORE
KOLONAKI,ATHENS
THE CAVE
Abstractly, a cave adorned with precious stones; the rigid structures of the cave’s interior soften, taking on an organic essence. The once solid rock floor gradually transitions into soil, then sand, and finally earth.
THE DOME
The dome, a longstanding architectural element dating back to ancient times, still holds prominence today. Above, the cave’s ceiling is illuminated by a radiant dome.
THE SPIRAL
An ancient Greek symbol representing the essence of Hellenism, the spiral signifies a powerful and luminous force within the dome.
THE COLOR
Reflecting the hues of the rock, the color palette shifts towards earthy tones like sand, gold, silver, or the reddish tones of bauxite. These colors form the essence of space’s composition.
The composition of the space emerged from these elements.
MATERIALS
Red tile-rock on the floor
Kourassanit- red sand on the wall and the ceiling
Free golden walls inside the space intersected by the light.
Golden dome with spiral on the ceiling
Rock as a used base for the furniture.
Raw glass-rock on the wall of the “cave”
The signage-symbol in a bright version