“Luxury must be comfortable, otherwise it is not luxury.” — Coco Chanel
The living and dining areas form the expressive heart of the villa. A custom-designed sculptural chandelier introduces movement and becomes a defining feature of the space, while a bespoke sofa was created specifically for the project and paired with a Minotti dining table and Bentley chairs. Above the dining area, a custom ceiling composition echoes details from the furniture below, creating a continuous dialogue between architecture and interior design. Brass, aged glass, cognac tones and rich textures, inspired by the client’s original moodboard, complete the atmosphere.
The upper level translates the richness of the main living spaces into a more intimate setting. The master bedroom and adjoining walk-in closet were conceived as a private retreat, combining warm materials, layered textures and bespoke details with a calmer expression of the villa’s overall design language. The result is a space that retains the character and opulence of the home while creating the sense of comfort and privacy expected from a master suite.
Three children’s bedrooms presented a different design challenge: relatively compact rooms needed to accommodate sleeping, storage, studying and everyday activities without feeling overcrowded. Carefully considered layouts and custom-made solutions allowed every square metre to be used intelligently while giving each room its own identity. The entrance area completes the interior concept, introducing the material language and character of the villa from the very first moment and creating a natural transition into the home.