For this project we proposed  a language that speaks with tradition and  maintain a rural taste, without renouncing to elegance and contemporaneity. The colors pallet is in beige tones to recall those of the surrounding earth. The concrete resins are combined with a few wooden inserts and with an exception in metal  for the cooker hood of the kitchen, which features with a rustic feeling. The double-height space and the large windows overlooking the surrounding landscape offer a unique living experience.

The internal space of the Villa Apuliae differs between pre-existence and new volume. For the "trullo", we mainteined the use of natural traditional materials, the stone of the walls and the floor, however, we insert some new wooden furnitures. The lightings doesn't affect the walls and the cables are just externals and fixed in certain points.  For the same reason in order to host the new toilete MEP we created a false wall finished by travetine pannels. On the other hand the new added volume, speaks a more contemporary and strong language. The materials contrasts between eachother, black marble elements oppose to white plaster walls and together with the led light creates a more contemporary space.

The main purpose of this Beauty Center in Olbia (Sardinia) was to create a well divided space, elegant and attractive as well. The chosen general atmosphere includes shades of powder pink with a golden touch, using sinuous shapes to emphasize the harmonious and refined space. The lighting, beside focusing on details, was also fundamental in the design of this space, guiding the visitor's attention to specific points of the environment. Other decorative elements were also used such as carefully selected wallpapers, natural elements and soft tones for the wood and furniture. Through the plasterworks for the arched niches and false ceilings, specially designed following the customer's working needs, the final space is well balanced, harmonious and captivating, divided into an entrance with reception and waiting area, a room with 3 beds and counter-wall with arched niches to display and storage products, and finally a VIP room with a single station for special treatments, in addition to the service bathroom.

Local regulation has pushed us towards the open court solution, also suggested by the proportions of the lot that recall those of the Roman domus. Therefore,  our intent was, to create a small contemporary domus. The interior follows a minimalist line in the furniture and in the choice of materials, and while resins and light plasters stand out, the wood gives a warm and welcoming feeling. We therefore wanted to combine a minimal and contemporary style through the composition of a few material textures, and define a simple, comfortable space without giving up small luxuries.