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JOYFUL EXPLORATION I PAROS






 Crafting   the Greek Summer




 Vogue calls it, “...the second outpost of Andria

 Mitsakos’s impeccably curated furniture, housewares,

 clothing, and jewelry store.”





                                                  From top left: Mati
                                                  necklace with semi-precious
                                                  stones. Seas the Day ring.
                                                  The Anthologist shop at
                                                  Cosme. Opposite page:
                                                  Anthologist founder
                                                  Andria Mitsakos (top).
                                                  New 2024 Summer Resort
                                                  Wear (bottom).
              hotel’s lobby—inspired by the kiosks
              of romantic grand hotels—as a magic
              wardrobe, a cabinet of curiosities, and
              an extension of Andria’s own private
              collection. It brims with textiles, and
              shelves are filled with favorite volumes
              of Cavafy, de Saint-Exupéry and Homer.
              Writing instruments, limited-edition
 PHOTO: VASSILIS KARIDIS  décor, lunettes, swimwear, skincare,
              ceramics, colorful textiles and home

              a perfect shoe and her exclusively
              designed bags to tote it all around in
              are also showcased. This summer, she
              also launches her own resort wear line
              for men and women.
              Stop by to pick up vintage kimonos to
              throw over your swimsuit while you're on
 YOU CAN TAKE IT with you. If you're   and manufactured furniture, textiles,   the island, and hand-made mementos to
 looking to pack that Paros feeling in   and decorative objects for her home   give yourself—or your friends— a piece
 your suitcase, you'll find soulful items   and for friends who owned hotels.   of Greece when you return.
 with a sense of place at the carefully   Today, Anthologist is a luxury brand   There are also exclusive pieces full
 curated Anthologist shops at each of   of soulfully designed, handcrafted,   of Andria’s treasures found around
 our Paros locations. Both feature the   positive impact objects that celebrate   the world. There's no need to weigh
 line’s current collections of limited-  cultural preservation and slow décor as   PHOTOS: ANTHOLOGIST, L AURENCE FABRE/MELTEM FOR ANTHOLOGIST AT COSME (TOP RIGHT)  down your beach bag; Anthologist also
 edition items and artisanal objects   a means of true, sustainable luxury.   delivers within Greece, or order online
 sourced by Anthologist’s founder to   Parīlio became Anthologist's first   once you return home and realize you
 reflect the authentic ambience of the   physical outpost because Andria lived   wish you had gotten two of everything.
 Greek islands. A Greek-Armenian-  there during her farmhouse renovation   Anthologist ships internationally.
 American living in Athens and Paros,   and fell in love with its air of Parian   Visit Anthologist.com, or send an
 founder Andria Mitsakos is a consummate   simplicity, and views of sun-filled   email to paros@anthologist.com and
 story teller, an established international   amber fields. She then launched a   follow the brand @anthologistliving
 publicist, and an accessories designer   second, larger shop at Cosme, Parīlio’s   on Instagram. There is also an Athens   From left: Traditional tagari bag. Ceramic
 and collector. While restoring an island   sister hotel on the beach in Naoussa.   location which is available to visit by   figurines of traditional men and women.
 cottage on Paros, she started designing   Think of the treasure-filled nook in the   appointment.  Blue scarf. Zefyros bag. All from Anthologist.



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