Greece | Casa Cook Kos

| Casa Cook Kos. If there's one hotel made for the 21st-century bohemian, it's Casa Cook Kos. This striking hotel—a resort with a distinct personality, much like its island—was crafted by designers Annabell Kutucu and Michael Schickinger. Located in Kos, a Dodecanese island in the southeastern Aegean Sea known for its numerous sandy beaches and Greek and Roman landmarks, the hotel elevates the feeling of escape to new heights in one of the island's most idyllic spots. The hotel's single- and double-story houses are modeled on traditional Greek island architecture, with a cubist, modernist, and minimalist style reflected in the simple furnishings within. However, this new Grecian escape has a more gypsy-habitation feel than its sister estate on Rhodes, with Moroccan touches creating a cozy, calming environment. Raw, natural materials and earthy tones add to the sense of relaxation, but the overall look remains firmly within the realm of modern style, ensuring the design doesn't stray into ultra-bohemian at the expense of five-star luxury.