Minimalist dining area with a wooden table, chairs, and modern wall lights in an open-concept space with natural light.
A staircase with a wooden handrail and beige steps, viewed from the side.

Freatida, 2024

The design reflects a pursuit of unity—spatial, material, and atmospheric. Each element, from the marble flooring to the walnut woodwork and fluted glass, contributes to a timeless and tactile composition. Inspired by the sandy hues and coastal light of Freatida, the palette bridges the natural and the crafted, creating an interior that feels both grounded and ethereal. 

A person reaching out with their hand to open a wooden door in a modern interior.
Modern bathroom with marble sink and neutral-colored walls, illuminated by ceiling and wall lighting.
Close-up view of a green marble surface with white veining, part of a piece of furniture or structure.

Earth-toned Sinai marble forms the base of the interior, its subtle texture echoing the surrounding beach landscape. High marble skirtings, bespoke wood elements, and soft off-white walls frame the spaces, while touches of green marble and dark metal add depth and contrast. With views toward the sea and abundant natural light, the residence celebrates both function and aesthetic sophistication.

Modern kitchen with black cabinetry, beige countertop, and a backsplash with warm lighting. There is a marble or stone dining table with wooden chairs. A glass partition with circular design separates the kitchen from another room.
A modern bathroom with a marble double sink vanity, beige walls, and two vertical wall-mounted light fixtures.
Close-up of a minimalistic bedside area with a white wall, wooden shelf, white lamp, and outlet, beside a white bed with pillow and a picture frame on the wall.
Close-up of a white bed with a pillow, a wall-mounted lamp turned on, a circular switch, and a framed abstract artwork on a white wall in a modern bedroom.
Minimalist white kitchen with two windows, wooden parquet floor, and simple cabinetry

Stisichorou, 2023

The design pays homage to the 1940s architectural heritage of K. Kitsikis while introducing subtle modern gestures. Through precision, craftsmanship, and restraint, the project becomes a quiet transformation—where memory, material, and modern function coexist in harmony.

Minimalist white kitchen with built-in oven, white cabinets, a window, and a wooden floor. Two fruits are on a white countertop.
Modern living room with white walls and ceiling, hardwood floor, gray sofa, built-in white bench with blue and black pillows, glass coffee table with magazines, and a black bird sculpture on a divider ledge, with natural light streaming through a window.

Wood is the dominant material, shaping both space and movement. Natural oak flooring, crafted by skilled artisans, extends throughout the apartment, bordered by a discreet perimeter edging reminiscent of 1940s interiors. Custom furniture pieces in white tones, punctuated by black Bauhaus-inspired details, blend heritage and modernity. The lighting, fixtures, and switches reinterpret historical motifs in a contemporary aesthetic language.

A hallway with wooden flooring and white walls leading to a living room with a white sofa and framed artwork. There are built-in cabinets and shelves on the left and a radiator on the right side.

The essence of the space unfolds through touch and light. Surfaces breathe with texture; fabrics soften edges; light reveals form and depth. Every material choice becomes part of a larger composition—one that invites calmness, intimacy, and a lasting sense of presence.

Close-up of two transparent, glass orbs with internal reflections and glowing amber-orange light, set against a dark background.
Close-up of a neatly made bed with beige pillows, set against a neutral-tone headboard and wall, with a black adjustable reading light attached to the wall.

2025, Sirigos. A century and a year.

Pair Bench 01 by Void studio

(photo: Alina Lefa)

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Our studio

Void Studio, led by founding creative director Virna Koutla, is a premium architecture and interior design practice based in Athens, Greece. The studio specialises in crafting refined residential and bespoke commercial spaces that balance functionality with a strong sense of identity. Each project is guided by a deep sensitivity to materiality, light, and spatial atmosphere—creating environments that feel both timeless and distinctly personal. Collaborating closely with clients, Void Studio translates individual visions into spaces of clarity and quiet sophistication, defined by thoughtful detail and enduring design integrity.

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Creative Director

Virna Koutla is an architect and artist currently based in Athens. In 2014 she graduated from the School of Architecture at the National and Technical University of Athens and in 2017 she received a MA in Information Experience Design from the Royal College of Art in London. In 2016, she joined the research group Informed Matters (University of the Arts London), where she focused on the materiality and performativity of spaces. Virna worked as a designer and artist in London and Lisbon, before moving to Athens to work on prestigious architectural, cultural and development projects.

Virna’s individual work has been presented at exhibitions and conferences across Europe, Japan and the US, and awarded internationally. Her research project ‘Square Mythologies’ was included in the volume Interior Futures (eds. Brooker, Harriss & Walker, Crucible Press: 2019). She has been awarded the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Artist Fellowship by ARTWORKS (2021).

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