Athens boutique takes their signs from geometric jewelry

When is Katerina Dionisopoulou and Billy Mavropoulos Exchange office He imagined taken in Athens Nikos KoulisThey looked at his geometric pieces of signatures for inspiration. “A detailed and impeccable mixture of Materials of Nikos Jewelry has become a drive for the entire narrative,” says Mavropoulos, the founder of the company and the director.

As a velvic velvet official who holds valuable throw, designers set out to create a showcase equally memorable as well as fine necklaces and earrings located inside. Located in the 1960s building, an asymmetrical window from the store within Travertin sets the tone, referring to the passerby to enter.

The Setting similar to the gallery serves as a background for jewels. Adjusted oaks under blackened, grounded boards adds wealth. Strategic accommodations are shown include a mixture of mirrors and bronze connection points, climate on gloss of precious stones.

The silk wallpapers offers soft contrast alloys in each corner, while the green marble tablet provides a touch of daring color. At the back, the cabinet is placed on the structural column, which produces a sculptural effect.

Concoiled behind the series of distorted panels, the staircase leads private clients in a striking mesanin wrapped in lighting glass prisms. This area is located in room salons and watching. Modern furniture and white carpet give this area a brighter feeling.

Interplay of light and darkly echo the mixture of all design aspects. “For us, in some way, the interior and the exterior are connected together and have a unique impact on the streets,” Mavropulos Notes.

The facade is taken from the city walls nearby, played in aluminum and imprinted pattern reminiscent of intricate elements located on Jewelry 19th century. Century. The team of local craftsmen experimented with metal, applying different cuts and treatments in sandy straight and raised plates. The handle extruded door store is folded and inserted with gold.

For more information on Nikos Koulis by Bureau de Change, visit b-de-c.com.

Photography Gilbert McCarragher.

Anna Zappri is a writer and editor based on New York with a passion for textiles, and can often be found on fashion exhibits or purchases for more books. Anna writes five columns Friday, as well as commercial content.