Missoni Resort Club at Cali Mykonos
Missoni's first Greek Resort Club transformed Cali's 130-metre infinity pool and private beach through Aegean-blue zigzags, textiles and a capsule retail layer.
- Date
- Summer 2025 · launched June
- Place
- Cali Mykonos
Kalafati, Mykonos - Access
- Hotel guests and limited outside-guest access
- Organiser
- Missoni & Cali Mykonos ↗

Missoni's first Greek Resort Club brought the house's zigzag pattern into Cali Mykonos's beach-and-pool landscape. The official collaboration describes Aegean-blue treatments for umbrellas, headrests and poufs around the hotel's 130-metre infinity pool and private beach. Visitors did not need to enter a separate exhibition to see the design: it was carried by the furniture and objects used during a stay.
That matters because the pattern helped define the mood of a hospitality space at the scale of a whole guest day. Shade, seating, sea view and brand image worked together while the hotel continued to function. Archaeopolis examines a related but separate question—how programming and place meet—in cultural experiences for luxury hotels and resorts. This Resort Club was a Missoni–Cali partnership, not an Archaeopolis project.
Last checked 2026-09-15
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Experience-production note
This is a full hospitality transformation rather than logo placement. Furniture, umbrellas, towels, beach access and boutique product carry one design system across the guest's movement through the resort.
- Brand activation
- Spatial design
- Hospitality experience
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