Positioned atop a terraced landscape, the villa commands attention, offering panoramic vistas of the surrounding countryside. Functionality intertwines with elegance as the terrace serves multifaceted roles, from verdant greenery to the swimming pool to a parking space seamlessly integrated with a wine cellar—a nod to the family’s vinicultural heritage.

The villa strives to preserve its primary image and inherited vernacular design. From its inception, a conscious decision was made to honor the traditional typology of villas and construction techniques found in the historic village of Vuno. The villa’s stone construction, adorned with rectangular and arched windows, alongside Venetian wood shutters, pays homage to its rustic roots. Each stone wall, carefully sculpted both inside and out, serves not only as a structural element but also as an integral part of the villa’s aesthetic narrative.

It boasts two distinct veranda floors. The first floor, adorned with a mosaic of ceramic brick from Tuscany and local stone, exudes a rustic yet refined charm. Meanwhile, the second floor, reminiscent of a vintage aesthetic, features square parquet flooring accented by white decorative stones.