Tutti Blu Living Space is situated in the small, traditional village of Mesi, in up-country Tinos Island, within the Cyclades, Greece. Mesi (the meaning of which in Greek is “in the middle”) sits literally in the middle between two of the bigger villages of the area, namely Falatados and Steni, in the plateau under the magnificent rocky hill of Xombourgo, where the ruins of a Venetian Castle, seat of the Venetian administration on the island during the Venetian Era lie. Architecturally, the way this house was constructed represents a typical example of Cycladic, vernacular architecture, where the building materials, house orientation and microclimate conditions of the area were used in order to provide comfortable living conditions through natural means throughout the year – fresh in the summer, yet warm in the winter.