Making Room for Experience – Matteo Scalise on the Scarpa Villas Project, Part 2

The interiors were designed as intimate spaces in which guests can slow down and reconnect with natural rhythms. Each villa represents a season through color and texture, combining contemporary restraint with early-twentieth-century pieces and repurposed rural objects. Views, proportion, light and movement connect the interiors with the Monvigliero vineyards, while the architecture is treated as part of the memory and identity of the UNESCO landscape.