The design of Villa CG focuses on the relationship between interior and exterior, enhancing the surrounding landscape in which it is set. Large openings on all façades allow natural light to flow through the spaces and offer dual panoramic views: on one side the Versilia sea, on the other the Apuan Alps.
The small existing balconies are transformed into a continuous terrace that wraps around the building—an element that amplifies the perception of space and expands the boundary between architecture and landscape.
The original building featured a clear separation between interior spaces and the outdoor area, which has been overcome through a vertical incision cutting through the façade and extending over two levels, creating a new sense of continuity between the ground floor, the first floor, and the garden.
The interiors are defined by an essential language and neutral materials. Marble finishes articulate the spaces, while light oak elements—such as the staircase, the kitchen table, and the bathroom furnishings—introduce a material contrast that brings warmth to the atmosphere.
