Cascading down a rocky promontory at Korfos Bay on Mykonos's quieter southern coast, the massing of Aeonic Suites & Spa works against the island's dominant vernacular rather than simply repeating it. Where most Mykonian hotels pile white cubic volumes into a compact hillside cluster, this property steps its terraced suites and private plunge pools down the granite outcrop in a sequence that keeps every room oriented toward open water — a structural decision that required the local stone retaining walls visible in the exterior shots to do considerable load-bearing work while also providing textural counterpoint to the lime-washed white render above. Inside, the palette is stripped to a narrow bandwidth of warm grey and linen white, with tadelakt-style polished plaster walls absorbing Aegean light rather than reflecting it. Freestanding matte-black oval tubs are positioned on raised plinth platforms within the guest rooms, visible from the bed, treating the bath as a compositional object rather than a concealed utility. Terrazzo flooring in a grey aggregate runs continuously from bedroom to balcony threshold, dissolving the boundary between interior and exterior. The restaurant takes a different structural register — exposed timber beams crossing a concrete ceiling grid, woven rattan pendant lights warming an otherwise cool material palette — with floor-to-ceiling glazing framing the bay at night like a wide-format photograph. The infinity pool sits flush with the sea line, its glass balustrade all but disappearing against the Aegean beyond.

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Aeonic Suites will open its doors for the first time in June 2021. 40 Luxurious suites with either outside private pool or hot tub invite its guest for unforgettable holidays. The design of this hotel is surely one of a kind. All areas of the hotel are embracing the concept of contemporary minimalism, colors, shapes and fabrics eschew exaggeration and quantity composing calm spaces, pared-down to the essence, exhaling a sense of tranquility and peace through simplicity. The extended use of natural materials like marble, local stone, and oak in relation to the pitted mortar walls, aspires to stimulate the pursuit of ultimate contact with primitive nature. The natural flow between spaces will surely make every guest reach a maximum level of calmness.