The great bay window, looking out on to the oaks forest, characterizes the Artimisia room. The trees surround the large windows, so close that they seem part of the room, creating a magical, mystical atmosphere...

As the name suggests, Aurosia is a room of golden tones, with curtains in natural silk, furniture in wood and iron, and a valuable bed-head of Neapolitan origin.

Blue and ivory are the dominant colors in the Lustezia room. It is very light, has a frescoed ceiling, a bed-head with antique parts in cast iron, and some very particular paintings of hyperrealist tradition

Five different tones of purple were used for the Dulasia room, a mysterious and magical room such as the color that distinguishes it. The floors are in ardesia stone with plum shades, the lamps are in bronze and crystal

The Sicromazia suite seems suspended between the trees and the sky. Located in a restructured building that probably used to be a convent, it faces east

The Pilisia room is ample and functional: it faces the backyard garden, with an entrance studied to accommodate people with reduced mobility.