A peek into the eclectic world of Greece's bohemian-chic hideaways.

Peter Speliopoulos and Robert L. Turner decided not to hang any artwork in their monastery dining room on the island of Patmos, preferring the lime-painted walls with all their cracks and imperfections.

Photo: Miguel Flores-Vianna

Photographer and writer Miguel Flores-Vianna has captured some of the most magnificent estates in Greece in his book "Haute Bohemians: Greece".

Photo: Vendome Press

"Greece is our second home," says Miguel Flores-Vianna, a London-based photographer known for capturing interiors in all their glory. "I spend about five weeks there every summer and really admire the Greek culture and their way of life. "

Not surprisingly, the latest book''Flores-Vianna's Haute Bohemians: Greece (Vendome Press) is a love letter to the picturesque Mediterranean country and its abundance of rustic-chic country hideaways on islands. The sumptuous volume features a poetic collection of mesmerizing residences owned by a host of contemporary talents, including artists Helen and Bryce Marden, antiques dealer Elena Martina, and architect Katerina Tsigarida.

See more photos from the book below.

The built-in bench is located under the arch''in the dining room of John Stephanides' home on Patmos.

Photo: Miguel Flores-Vianna

The desk in Joan Lee Fermor's bedroom.

Photo: Miguel Flores-Vianna

The living room of a house in Kardamili, Messenia.

Photo: Miguel Flores-Vianna

The painting "Bathers Surrounded by Doves" by artist Charles Nayiod hangs in the living room of an Athens home.

Photo: Miguel Flores-Vianna

A work by contemporary Greek artist Hronis Botsoglou hangs over the sofa.

Photo: Miguel Flores-Vianna

Peter Speliopoulos and Robert L. Turner decided not to hang any artwork in their monastery dining room on the island of Patmos, preferring''mailbox. Subscribe to the newsletter Galerie.