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You can almost feel the sea

A young couple has transformed his dream into a splendid reality: a villa whose transformation has tended to embrace the heat and it authentic spirit from the Mediterranean homes. The interior of the villa has undergone a radical transformation, starting with the creation of a charming open space which merges entrance, kitchen, dining room and living room into a single agora with a welcoming atmosphere. The view flows harmoniously outwards thanks to the continuity of the travertine floor which also furnishes part of the terrace garden, which seems to dive into the panorama of the entire Lake Lugano. The terrace is now enhanced by a portico with an Athenian-style colonnade and a new splendid brick seat with cushions and BBQ, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the garden at any time. Natural light plays a fundamental role in all environments which was further enhanced with the opening of two new large windows in the kitchen and master bathroom. The large kitchen, with a central island covered in marble, is ideal for breakfast or quick lunches for the young family. The studio was able to develop and insert all the details requested by the client making use of the modularity and variety of the elements Snidero. The bathrooms, completely renovated, have been enriched with details Bisazza mosaic and precious taps chalk, symbols of luxury and refinement. The travertine of the staircase takes us to the upper floor, where it leaves room for the warmth and elegance of the Listone Giordano parquet, which permeates every room with a touch of refinement, strengthened by custom-made furnishings that recall the classic style with uniqueness and elegance. Last but not least, a complete restyling The accuracy of the stylistic choices that harmoniously mix modern lines and clean but more classic elements has created the perfect mix that gives those who live in this house a sense of warmth and serenity. Another gem worthy of note as requested by the young owners, to complete all the functional elements, consists of two pieces of antique furniture which have further embellished the spaces that host them, demonstrating that old and new they can coexist in perfect harmony.