The exhibition space in Siganos winery is conceived as a contemporary sanctuary for wine lovers elevating the wine tasting experience.

Year: 2025

Location: Heraklion, Crete

Area: 380 m²

Status: Completed

A setting that honors wine as a craft product

The interior design is orchestrated to support an environment that feels both modern and rooted in tradition. Every element from the ceiling to the furniture geometry has been carefully crafted to create this refined atmosphere and integratec seamlessly with the architecture. The guests are guided through the space intuitively while the scale creates intimacy.

The layout is organized aroud two central tasting islands, one used as a bar framed by perimeter counters and the other used as a display platform. The radial circulation that stems from these islands encourages a natural flow around the space. At the same time, the islands becomes the visual and social anchors of the winery giving vividness and depth. Clear sightlines across the space ensures openness and interconnection. This layered approach creates flexibility. The suspended wooden ceiling lanterns visually lower the ceiling height over the meeting areas creating intimacy while echoing the vertical wall slats for a cohesive architectural language.

The design relies on a restrained yet tactile palette. Dominant use of light tones oak for the furnitures, the counters and the ceiling decorations. These create warmth and acoustic softness. Grey and white sculptural bases ground the space while grey tiles provide durability and industrial feel. The contrast between the wooden and mineral - industrial surfaces echo the design and ethos of the winery - modernity with roots in tradition.

Every piece is crafted intentionally, each feeling like a part of a single sculptural system with an understated luxurt appeal.

Along the perimeter, curved slatted decorations with integrated led strips trace the walls reinforcing flow, adding depth and enhancing the acoustic performance of the space.