Regina Kouri grew up immersed in creativity — rhythm, media, and aesthetics were the natural language of her world. After years at the center of Greek pop culture as a longstanding presence at MAD TV, she shifted her focus inward, toward design, objects, and the art of curating a life.

Her first concept store, The Wonder Room — a space dedicated to family living — introduced her approach to curation: thoughtful, personal, and rooted in everyday rituals. It was followed by Lipshop, a natural evolution of her vision into a more focused expression of design and aesthetics.

Both spaces were born from a deeply held belief: that the objects we live with are never merely decorative. They carry stories, memories, and a quiet intelligence. Regina’s eye is both trained and instinctive, drawn to mid-century references, contemporary design, and the kind of unexpected piece that stops you in your tracks.

She approaches retail the way she approaches her own home — with warmth, clarity, and a distinct point of view, free from trends for their own sake. At Lipshop, every piece is chosen with intention: because it belongs, because it adds something meaningful, and because good design, in Regina’s world, is simply a better way to live every day.