Anthippi Kyriazanou, a young Athens-based architect, has turned the farmhouse where her family lived for several generations into a unique guesthouse. There are eight adorable cottage-studios, which thanks to their thick stone walls stay pleasantly cool in the summer. Inside, they are decorated with extraordinary attention to detail, mixing romantic, arty and traditional elements. Anthippi’s remarkable paintings and artwork made from anything she get her hands on – old iron, shells, starfish, driftwood – pop up in every little corner. The gardens are equally appealing. Terraces with stone and marble tables set in the shadow of wooden pergolas; an old bread oven; a big round table made from an old millstone; greenery and flowers; and last but not least, an attractive swimming pool, all create an idyllic setting.