Georgia Nikolopoulou | Silence × Mountain Seclusion

Georgia Nikolopoulou Near Cyclades Holiday Villa, Jordan

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When a homeowner buys a house, it is only for the landscape, not the interior design. With the help of architect Georgia Nikolopoulou radically changed it. Owners want something simple with natural colors and a warm, calm beauty. It allows them to feel relaxed and away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

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Although the villa has a very traditional Cycladic architectural style, it has been combined with modern elements. The uniqueness of the villa lies in its view and the whole atmosphere. Villa Nectar is divided into two floors, with a front door leading to the living room and kitchen area, from where you can immediately enjoy incredible views. The living area has a built-in sofa, and the designer deliberately did not place too much furniture, adding to the relaxed feeling of the villa. There is also a round table that can be eaten indoors if it is windy outside, and there is a fully equipped kitchen, designed in white and gray tones with natural elements.

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Upstairs there are two bedrooms, both with sweeping sea views: one with a balcony and an external shower/toilet, the other with an en suite bathroom with a window facing the sea and an opening to the small terrace at the back of the house. A few steps to the other two bedrooms downstairs. There is an outside terrace around the villa and a small table at the back. In front of the villa is a large wooden table, a few steps to the swimming pool. Here, you will find a built-in sofa where you can enjoy an aperitif, read or watch the sunset, while on the other side of the pool is a sunbathing area with loungers and an outdoor shower. Mediterranean species native to the Cyclades Islands are grown around the estate.
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