Villa

The villa is designed for an art collector. Architecture, artworks and daily rituals are brought together in one continuous spatial experience. The project focuses on proportion, material presence and atmosphere. High ceilings, large areas of glass and carefully framed views give the home a sense of openness, while the warm material palette keeps the spaces intimate and calm.

The main living area is organised around a dramatic suspended fireplace, which becomes the visual and emotional centre of the space. Around it, lounge areas, dining spaces and art walls are arranged as part of one open composition. Large-scale lighting installations add a sense of ceremony, appearing almost like floating sculptures within the double-height volume.

Natural stone plays a central role throughout the interior. Travertine, red-veined marble and sandblasted limestone are used not only as finishes, but as architectural elements — forming fireplaces, stair volumes, platforms and walls. These stone elements give the house a strong sculptural character and create a dialogue between weight, texture and light.

Oversized paintings, sculptural objects and illuminated shelving transform the interior into a private gallery, while soft furniture and natural textures preserve the feeling of a home.

The result is a  tactile and refined interpretation of quiet luxury.