Villa Couel is a restyling intervention that has made it possible to transform the interior spaces of a two-family villa built in the 70s by architects Michele Busiri Vici and Jacques Couelle - authors of the "Costa Smeralda" style - thanks to a careful work of enhancement and reinterpretation of the main characters of this dwelling. The sinuous lines and the organic nature of the spaces have inspired a lively and vibrant aesthetic that has taken up the challenge of courageously using different materials.

The distribution of the new spaces, articulated on three levels, orbits around a central courtyard, whose function as a light catalyst amplifies the perception of the same through a natural expansion effect. The detail of the furniture, designed to be made to measure, enhances the elegant and luxurious character of the entire intervention together with the choice of fine finishes and high-end technological elements.

Material Used :
1. Interior lighting: Flos, Davide Groppi
2. Interior furniture: Miniforms, Saba Italia, Arte Walls (wallcover), Pedrali