Located on one of the main pedestrian streets of Antiparos Chora, this small, ground-floor, single-space burger restaurant was renovated with respect for the simplicity and gentle character of Cycladic vernacular architecture. The shell remains clean and minimal, with the dominant Cycladic color palette — white and light blue — while small, almost narrative artistic interventions enhance the handcrafted quality of the space. A hand-painted blue arch acts as a subtle point of reference, bridging the everyday with the symbolic. Across both interior and exterior, a warm terracotta tone unfolds like a continuous, welcoming carpet that flows seamlessly throughout the project. It begins at the floor, extends into the restaurant’s courtyard — where seating and outdoor counters are arranged — and returns indoors, gently climbing the walls on either side of the façade as well as the interior counter. Within the Cycladic context, this outdoor area naturally merges with the public realm, the pedestrian street, softening the boundaries between inside and outside. The same color embraces the wooden ceiling beams, highlighting the structure of the small single-space layout and reinforcing its spatial unity. This chromatic flow acts as a connective tissue, unifying private and public space into one continuous experience.