Villa Mirabel is an integrated design project in which Varaschin redefined the dialogue between indoor and outdoor spaces. The intervention was driven by the need to ensure stylistic continuity with the architecture, introducing solutions that combine comfort, high-quality materials, and contemporary lines.

Within the project, Varaschin incorporated iconic pieces such as the TIBIDABO Daybed and the CRICKET Dining Armchair: the furniture defines the lounge and dining areas, creating harmonious and functional settings where design becomes a defining element of the space.

The spatial design revolves around the concept of continuous living, where furniture and architecture interact seamlessly. The shapes, materials, and proportions of the selected elements allow the spaces to integrate with their context, enhancing surfaces, volumes, and natural light, while providing a refined and lasting sense of comfort.

The Villa Mirabel project reflects Varaschin’s approach to design for living spaces, where aesthetics, functionality, and quality coexist harmoniously. The intervention gives the environments a new identity, demonstrating how careful design can transform indoor and outdoor areas into a coherent, elegant, and contemporary whole.