Situated at a privileged plot of land that affords glorious views of the Aegean, villa Dosia is a minimal 250sq.m. four bedroom residence that perfectly captures the island’s timeless panache. The structure, a stone-clad slab designed to have minimal impact on the landscape, spans two levels that open to terraces equipped with all the open-air living essentials: there are pergola shaded lounge and dining spaces and a gorgeous infinity pool, all oriented toward the seascape.

Although the residence is part of a 3-house complex, it is the biggest of all and it is configured in such a way that it feels private and completely open to the glorious landscape at the same time.

Moving inwards, the house’s ultra-chic minimal aesthetics called for swathes of empty space and a white-on-white palette sometimes interrupted by dark hues that further highlight the absence of color. A few details in wood and wicker are used to add warmth to the rooms and convey a natural feel. The result is a bundle of blissfully clutter-free spaces that have an immediate soothing effect on both the eye and the soul.

Throughout the house, tall windows and glass doors capture the scenery and invite the sunlight in. Hidden lighting is used to set the mood after the sun goes down.