The Chalkidiki Peninsula is a part of Greece still waiting to be discovered, far from the classic summer tourist destinations. More continental and wild, it offers an experience where contact with nature is tangible and genuine, allowing one to admire the endless expanse of the sea and the beauty of the sunset. Here, the natural elements dominate undisturbed, and every human intrusion must yield to the dictates of Mother Nature. This principle is also followed by the architect Argyri Chalkia in the construction of the stunning villa, whose project aims not to blend the structure into the landscape, nor to distinguish it from it, but rather to allow the two elements, human and natural, to interact harmoniously. The same happens indoors, where angular elements combine with softer curves. Interior and exterior boundaries become increasingly blurred, with the sea seemingly entering the living area and outdoor relaxation seats positioned. The desire to provide anyone staying in this villa with moments of refined well-being is evident in the choice of the Gessi316 collection for the bathrooms, in the decorations of the "woven metal" devised by Gessi Intreccio and Cesello, and outside, in the Spotwater shower with Multi-Spray jet.