In this Summer Throwback issue, we revisit a favorite renovation project by Greek interior designer Pallas Kalamotusis on Patmos island. Partnering with Studio Pale, Kalamotusis transformed an abandoned 18th-century house into a serene living space characterized by a natural color palette and custom furnishings. Key features include a bespoke sofa adorned with multi-striped textiles and terracotta lighting, emphasizing a relaxed aesthetic. The design also incorporates natural materials like pine wood and rattan loungers, merging historical charm with modern comfort for a thoughtfully curated environment.
Pallas Kalamotusis fine-tuned an abandoned renovation on an 18th-century house on the island of Patmos, Greece, creating a relaxed, humble living space.
The living space features a natural palette, a custom sofa with multi-striped textiles, and unique terracotta lights.
Working with Athens-based Studio Pale, Kalamotusis combined traditional elements with contemporary design to restore the home's historical character.
The renovation showcases a pair of natural rattan loungers at the entryway, enhancing the outdoor living area's inviting atmosphere.
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