The residence and studio of visual artist Teta Makri are located in a 1924 building that combines eclecticism and Turco-Baroque elements, that was originally owned by doctor Ioannis Diakakis. In the 1950s, a crude vertical and horizontal extension was added into the courtyard. Nevertheless, several interesting features have been preserved — the iron gate, the corner room’s bay window, the staircase, and the interior of the first floor.

Photos: Syrmo Papadaki