Makedonia Palace’s character is evident from the very first step you’ll take inside. A lobby “clean” of design noise allows its dominant elements to “speak” to the visitor.
Marble is present, as a reference to the historical and cultural continuity of this place, through a duo of shades: the white of Dionysus and the black of Melissochori, so far away and yet so close to each other, in a composition influenced by the leading artist Yannis Moralis with a clear geometric character. The glass guides the light through refraction and reflection. And, of course, the touches of copper in small but subtle details.