Villa Tama

Villa Tama sits on a hillside in the private enclave of Aleomandra, on the west coast of Mykonos, above a quiet sandy cove. From its terraces the view stretches across the sea to Delos and Rhenia, and the sunsets are unforgettable.

Renovated by French architect Quentin Moyse of Orizon Living, the villa blends the island's Cycladic vernacular with contemporary restraint: whitewashed volumes, stone masonry and timber pergolas, softened with natural materials and earthy tones. Inside, Silver Travertino tables, jute rugs, Pierre Frey linens and Jeanneret chairs create a calm, design-led atmosphere devoted to slow living.

Around 650 square metres of living space sit on a plot of some 4,600 square metres, with seven bedrooms for fourteen guests and a detached studio for extra guests or staff. A professional chef's kitchen, a guest kitchen and two outdoor kitchens with Lacanche barbecues and a teppanyaki make entertaining easy, with dining for twelve indoors and two outdoor tables for sixteen.

The gardens and terraces descend to the cove, where a beach terrace with sun beds is ready for guests. Back at the villa, a 15-metre heated pool, a 60-square-metre hammam, a massage room, a gym, a cinema and a wine cellar offer endless ways to unwind. Daily housekeeping, breakfast and one meal a day, stocked minibars and 24/7 concierge are included.

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