Stone and timber, the two materials that make up almost the entirety of this house, except for the roman roof tiles, light-colored to match the tone of the charming aeginian tuff.

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Within a fair distance from the center of Kypseli, the building is located in a quiet alley, in an area with strong neighborhood features, since the children's voices, the conversations of the grown-ups and the chirping of the cicadas are the sounds that one will mostly hear on an August afternoon.

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The basic pursuit here was simplicity, with emphasis on the forming of the porous stonework, the jointing, the cornerstones. Because of its small size, the building is equipped with a wooden loft that accommodates a sleeping area, with the public spaces and the bathroom located on the ground floor.