Sirigos Deluxe Furniture

Sirigos, Samari Stool

Samari Stool offers a contemporary interpretation of a traditional Greek object. Inspired by the functional geometry of a folk wooden stool, the design evolves into a refined silhouette that balances heritage with modern craftsmanship.
The piece emphasizes a dialogue between memory and structural clarity, utilizing solid wood in combination with natural cotton cord. By analyzing the specific curves of a traditional pack saddle, the stool achieves a balance between its original inspiration and material honesty. The result is an object of simple utility, reimagined for contemporary living.

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Zoumboulakis Architects, Komo-Dino, Nightstand

Komo-Dino revisits an archival typology with clarity and restraint. Preserving its original silhouette, the nightstand gains contemporary presence through proportion, precision, and detail.

Founded in Athens in 1995 by Thodoris Zoumboulakis, the studio provides full architectural services, from design to construction. Its portfolio spans private and vacation homes, high-end retail, offices, hospitality projects, and interior design. With international collaborations,

the firm brings expertise to complex projects, approaching each with care and respect for its unique identity.

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Yannis Sergakis, Bo***ir, Vanity Table

Bo***ir transforms a classic vanity into a layered spatial experience. Mirrors, light, and reflective surfaces reference retro elegance while maintaining contemporary clarity and balance.

Born in 1974, Athens-based jewelry designer Yannis Sergakis is known for clean lines and meticulous handcrafted work. Trained at the Gemological Institute of America, he creates pieces that blend Greek heritage with a contemporary, personal design language. His work combines subtle luxury, precision, and timelessness, produced exclusively in Greece using traditional techniques reinterpreted for modern design.

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Void Studio, Pair Bench 01, Bench

By doubling the Koutsobola typology, Pair Bench 01 becomes an object for shared use. Glossy wood, brass details, and velvet upholstery create a tactile, scenographic presence within everyday space.

Virna Koutla, Architect and Creative Director of Void Studio, Athens. She holds an MA from the Royal College of Art and has worked in London and Lisbon. Her projects, including Square Mythologies, have been exhibited internationally, and she is an ARTWORKS awardee (2021) and SNF Artists Support Fellow.

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Vangelis Bonios, The Extrovert, Sideboard

An internal detail becomes the protagonist. The curved marquetry surface reveals what is usually hidden, turning the sideboard into a statement of openness and emotional expression.

Born 1981, Thessaloniki; based in Athens. Interior designer and founder of Bonarchi, blending mid-century inspiration, Greek tradition, and contemporary design. Projects include hotels, residences, and retail, with a focus on authentic materials and refined composition.

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Vana Krimnioti, Lazy Lady Daybed, Seating 

Lazy Lady is a self-contained object designed for rest and retreat. Referencing the Koutsobola, it embraces the body and encourages slow, intimate moments of reading and lounging.

Interior designer based in Athens.

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Tina Komninou interiors, The Tona, Bar Cabinet

The Tona draws from vintage forms while asserting a contemporary identity. Curved lines and crafted details give the cabinet a soulful presence, functioning both as a bar and as a narrative object.

Founded by Tina Komninou after work in New York and London on major projects. Based in Greece, her studio covers interiors, furniture, and product design, blending craftsmanship, detail, and high-end residential, hospitality, and commercial projects.

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Theodore Psychoyos
Pebbles, Coffee Table

Inspired by bridges and flowing water, Pebbles introduces stone elements as structural and symbolic components. Two distinct levels explore balance, vulnerability, and spatial tension within a sculptural domestic object.

Born in 1968, Theodoros Psychogios studied piano, law, and sculpture in France. Since 2020, his Paris-based studio focuses on functional art, architecture, and marble research. His work has been shown internationally, including the Benaki Museum, Onassis Cultural Center, and Salone del Mobile, Milan. He won the Australian Prize for Art in Architecture (2011).

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Stones & Walls, Thread of Time, Coffee Table

Thread of Time narrates the evolution of craftsmanship, moving from solid mass to woven lightness. 
Material and structure express continuity between tradition, transformation, and contemporary design.

Athens-based interior architecture studio since 2009, specializing in hospitality, wellness, and high-end residential projects. Focused on experiential quality, materiality, and cohesive narratives, creating spaces with subtle but strong presence.

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ST Architecture, Octopus, Coffee Table

Octopus reinterprets a mid-century typology through fluidity and rhythm. Eight sculptural wooden supports hold a textured glass top, creating a dynamic balance between transparency and solidity.

Athens-based architects,  Lila Sarantiti & Katia Tsouni, graduates of NTUA. Founded their studio in 2008, focusing on interiors for residential and commercial projects. Known for balanced compositions blending modern and historical design references with warmth and clarity.

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Sotiris Hainis Architecture
Telergasia, Home Office Desk

Telergasia features an asymmetrical, hand-drawn work surface that embraces the body. Crafted in solid maple with contrasting finishes, the desk responds to contemporary working habits while maintaining strong tactile and spatial identity.

Born 1969 in Athens. Law graduate and Master of Architecture (University of Washington). 
Founder of Sotiris Hainis Architecture, designing residences, offices, and objects with a focus on geometry, materiality, and functional craftsmanship.

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Sofia Xanthakou, Parrot Chair

Stripped down to its structural essence, Parrot Chair emphasizes raw wood and exposed joints. Inspired by the Koutsobola, the chair becomes a place for rest, dialogue, and shared presence, highlighting simplicity and honesty of construction.

Sofia Xanthakou (b. 1990) is an Athens-based architect. She studied architecture at the Pratt Institute and completed a Master’s in Design Studies at Harvard GSD, focusing on urbanism, landscape, and ecology. Her research examines the impact of tourism on island geographies, with the Cyclades as a case study. After working at practices in New York, Athens, and London, including Hopkins Architects, she founded Local Local in 2022, applying research-driven methods to context-sensitive architecture.

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