Seafront avant-garde office block featuring underground parking spaces, a meditation garden, private and shared offices, break-out and lounge areas, and a distinctive rooftop infinity pool. The project embraces the future of hybrid work spaces and aims to serve as model for sustainable design.

One of the largest office developments in the capital’s popular south. The project is characterized by white marble, floor to ceiling glass and modern oak finishings. The development features autonomous office units ranging between 120 and 550 square metres, 70 underground parking spaces, and a beautiful communal garden. The project is fully owned and managed by She La’s affiliates. Current tenants include the world’s leading yachting company, an international shipping company, a hospitality group and Greece’s most successful fintech firm.

Luxuriously restored 2-bedroom art deco apartment overlooking Kolonaki Square. The apartment was carefully restored to its former art deco glory and features an open-plan living area and kitchen, two en-suite bedrooms, and the finest craftsmanship and materials throughout.

Luxuriously restored 1930s built art deco apartment on Kolonaki Square. The apartment features carefully restored ceilings, a handmade oak kitchen and walk-in closet, underfloor heating, a 60sqm master bedroom, an en-suite guest bedroom, a roof terrace and an original 1930s bar.

Renovation of a 1924-built residential block that consists of 7 beautiful two-bedroom and three-bedroom apartments. The property’s Art Deco ceilings, parquet flooring, marble staircase and gothic windows are currently undergoing expert-led restoration. Works will be completed by 2024, just on time to celebrate the building’s centennial!

Restoration of a 1970s Residential Development featuring 7 tailor-made luxurious apartments with stunning sea views, private pools and custom interiors.

Complete restoration of a Grade I listed ‘monument of culture’ that once served as the City’s Music Conservatory. She La has engaged world-class experts to conserve and restore the building’s ornate frescoes, hand-carved doors and eclectic interiors that were heavily damaged during decades of squatting and misuse.