Richard Orlinski hand-drawing the sketch of the Bay Amoni villa

Sketch of the Bay Amoni villa: faceted volumes opening onto the sea and the mountains

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Orlinski Bay

Liakos × Orlinski — Amoni Bay, 2026

From the hand to the stone

The project

One site. One encounter. Nothing repeated.

On a headland of Amoni Bay, architect Liakos and sculptor Richard Orlinski explore the boundary between architecture, landscape and contemporary art. Raw stone on one side, cut stone on the other: a single work is taking form.

One site. One encounter. Nothing repeated. Little of it is shown here: the rest is discovered in person, by very few.

ArchitectLiakos

SculptorRichard Orlinski

PlaceAmoni Bay

MaterialRaw stone, cut stone

The villa

Stone, water, light.

Cut into the headland, the villa opens its faceted volumes onto the bay: raw rock outside, polished stone inside, and water falling from the roof into the infinity pool. Orlinski's work lives there, facing the sea.

Living room of the Bay Amoni villa: faceted stone walls, Orlinski's blue panther in front of the infinity pool and the bay — Artist's view — living room and pool

The signatures

Houses of excellence, brought together for a single address.

Art

Richard Orlinski

Among the most collected French sculptors in the world, he signs the work that lives in the villa.
Architecture

Liakos Associates Architects

Athens-based practice, authors of the faceted volumes cut into the headland.
Furniture

Roche Bobois

Parisian house of creation, for the signature pieces of the living spaces.
Furniture

Cassina

Italian publisher of the great masters of design, for the icons of the living room.
Interior architecture

Forantio

Direction of interiors and materials, from floor to light.
Sound & vision

Bang & Olufsen

Danish sound, integrated into the architecture as a material in its own right.