The estate:
Fifteen hectares of centuries-old olive grove, and in the middle a villa with a terracotta facade. That facade speaks through its details: full round-arched openings, plastered reveals with pale surrounds, window frames that guarantee complete quiet. A Mediterranean gesture, essential and measured, where material and light throw reflections back at the nature around them.
The spaces:
The pool area is an evocative, private space, set in the green and made for relaxing with quiet elegance. In the winery, every tasting has its own setting — a tribute to the theatrical force of Southern Italian Baroque, where the landscape enters the room through a large hand-painted trompe-l'œil.
The spaces:
The pool area is an evocative, private space, set in the green and made for relaxing with quiet elegance. In the winery, every tasting has its own setting — a tribute to the theatrical force of Southern Italian Baroque, where the landscape enters the room through a large hand-painted trompe-l'œil.
