A typical example of rural architecture in eastern Sicily, surrounded by lush Mediterranean scrubland, has been brought back to life through a meticulous renovation
The large house, built in local stone, is surrounded by generous green spaces which, thanks to the region’s dry climate, are used throughout the day and night, not merely as decorative outdoor areas, but as true extensions of the home.
Inside, pure white dominates the space, punctuated by occasional touches of colour provided by the artworks of Alberto Grande, the artist and architect behind both the renovation and interior design.
In the living area, beneath rustic beams painted in a soft distressed beige, a curated selection of furniture from different styles and eras is enriched with pieces of sophisticated international design and exquisite antiques, creating a harmonious blend.
The atmosphere is both refined and essential, with a sophisticated eclecticism that permeates each room.
This is a holiday home conceived not merely for weekend escapes, but as a year-round retreat.
Alberto Grande, a renowned expert in the region’s architectural heritage, has skilfully and thoughtfully turned this collection of rural buildings into a luxurious holiday residence, all while preserving their original charm and character.
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Project arch. ALBERTO GRANDE
Photo GIANNI FRANCHELLUCCI
Written by ROBERTO BEGNINI
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