Imagine an ancient Bronze Age Greek house with thick, weathered stone or sun-dried mudbrick walls. The structure has a flat, terracotta-tiled roof supported by robust wooden or stone columns adorned with simple carvings. The house features an open central courtyard with a large, ornamental water basin and is surrounded by a series of connected rooms. Inside, the floors are covered with colorful mosaic tiles depicting geometric patterns. The furniture is minimalistic and low to the ground, made from wood with woven reed or textile cushions. The interior includes a rudimentary kitchen area with a clay oven and storage jars, and a basic bathing area with a stone basin. Large, arched doorways and narrow windows allow natural light to flood the space, while decorative pottery and textiles add warmth and functionality to the living areas.