This old building dates back to 1860 and is located at the heart of the historic property, which was originally part of a feudal complex and the seat of the Marsala wine industry.
On one side, the residence looks directly onto the large hall that provided access to the establishment and the cellars, while on the other, large windows provide a view of the immense garden with its kaleidoscope of appealing colours, almost as if the natural spaces are trying to break through into the interior. The restyling of the sequence of rooms has been carried out using subtle colour hues, graceful design and period furniture, in-keeping with the building’s s history. A unique project that translates the spirit of the building, providing the commissioner with fascinating and stylistically coherent rooms. Spaces in which furniture and accessories become the absolute protagonists, enhanced not only by the appealing wallpaper but also by the refined fabrics and velvets with a creative contemporary spirit. Inspired by the equatorial jungle, the sombre yet refined fabrics used to restyle the hall, lobby and breakfast room give the impression of walking into a botanical garden, creating a pleasing dialogue where outdoors and indoors seemingly merge into one.
Because ornamentation should never be just an end in itself.
