Casino Lenza is an ancient hunting lodge from the mid-19th century, hugged by a fairytale garden enlighted by hanging lamps, framed by splendid centuries-old olive trees.

It's a place suspended in time.
After entering the patio, the veil is pushed aside, leaving reality behind your back.

The furniture crosses and marries every age, from original portmanteaus from the rural culture of Calabria to styles like art nouveau, shabby style and postmodernism, and all of them are laid down with wit to form not extravagant decors, but some real contemporary art compositions.

The long tables recall homemade weddings but with setups inspired by the elegance of the Victorian Age buffets.

In the heart of the countryside, among the wavy hills of Calabria, in the South of Italy, hugged by the Gulf of Sant'Eufemia, uncontaminated by the frenzy of the city, surrounded by vineyards and orchards, an ancient rural estate is hidden, an authentic jewel made of stone, once belonging to the historic family Bardari.

The ancient Tenuta di Caccia dei Baroni Bardari preserves the original charm of country mansions, jealously holding pieces of the history of the rural culture.

It's a refuge where the slow rhythm of daily life is in harmony with the beauty and the noisy silence of nature, offering a landscape of serenity and peace.

Lapped by the sea foam, lying on the golden sand of the Tyrrhenian coast, Villa Grandinetti is a shining example of post-modernist architecture, typical of buildings in vogue between the sixties and seventies, inspired by the big hotels in Palm Beach with a Mediterranean touch that suits the climate and colors of the solar Calabria.

Interiors and furnishings follow the essential and distinctive line of the era.

The archways on the front with balconies goose-breast, transform the interior rooms in large verandas overlooking the pool and garden, adorned by tall ornamental palms.

The long walkway on the beach leads to the shore, in front of the floral arch under which to celebrate dreams, with the calm sea of a summer evening, the burning sun at sunset, the Stromboli to be a witness...

Villa Crawford is a wonderful historical residence, overlooking the sea, placed in Sant'Agnello, a picturesque location of the splendid Amalfi Coast, in the region of Campania, in the South of Italy.

Built during the 19th century and bought by the author Francis Marion Crawford, the villa embodies the elegance and beauty of Neoclassical Italian Architecture.

In the 20th century, while being owned by the Crawford family, it became a prestigious residence for celebrities and hosted many well-known faces among artists, writers, actors and politicians from all over Europe.

The entire complex is a harmonic fusion of architectural, artistic and landscaping beauty.

Tenuta Klopè is an elegant and prestigious noble residence of the end of the 18th century, carefully restored, that rises in the splendid frame of the Gulf of Sant'Eufemia, in Calabria.

Surrounded by the silence of orange and olive groves, it offers a romantic and magnificent show, where the majesty of old architecture merges wisely with the essentials of modern architecture of reception rooms.

The bastions on which the centuries have broken, which have seen the rise and ruin of kings and tyrants and ferocious generations of men fight, succumb and triumph; the bulwark look on noble and weak progenies, intent on intrigue, power struggles, scandals, betrayals, conspiracies; the walls, forged in the smitheries of Hephaistos, imbued with the clamour of weapons and the singing of tortures, which for a thousand years have reigned, and which for another thousand and thousand more will dominate the Ionian Sea and the Bay of Naxos, are back to shine on the Alcàntara Valley.

Clinging to the Bull's Rock, the Taormina's Castle, regains its glory thanks to an impressive work of recovery, and now far away hero of the cruel age of domination, offers its eternal sight to the subjects and the world: snakes of flames creeping on Etna slopes, the Gorgon giving in to the greedy Cariddi, the Strait under the sorcery of Morgana, the Upper Acropolis and the City.