The villa has been divided into 3 zones: the private area, the family majilis and the main majilis. It is developed around an inner courtyard used as a water feature that also serves to cool the temperature. The living room consists of two levels and
The villa has been designed in U shape to create an internal courtyard to give more privacy. It is made by simple volumes interrupted by large windows that make it one with its surroundings. The ground floor consists of a group of spaces connected to
The interior spaces reflect the game of volumes with which the villa is composed. On the ground floor the spaces are more "rigid", delegated to representative roles. The majilis in particular way, is marked by a rhythm dictated by the chairs designed specifically for this space.
A central spine joins the CEO area with the rest of the office. The lobby, the meetings rooms, the prey room and other common spaces are located along this spine.
The interior was divided into 2 different main areas to meet the two different requests. The women’s majlis, which includes the entrance, lobby, 2 living areas and the dining room. The ladies’ majlis includes an exclusive living area, spa/gym, master bedroom, children’s bedroom and guest bedroom. The
The villa has been renovated externally by revising the facades and creating a new landscaping. At the same time the interiors have been completely restructured, by a new classic modern style. White boiserie creates a “clean and pure” environment while colored marbles and customized furniture give
The project involved a re-styling of the entire villa while maintaining the layout unaltered. Living rooms and bathrooms have been modernized with the replacement of all the materials, furniture and lights.
The restaurant is characterized by simple and regular shapes enhanced by the use of treated wood with different finishes. The ceiling, on the other hand, is a game of curves made with fabric drapes precisely to contrast and enhance the rigid and square shapes of
