Il Cinghialino: Living History in an Ancient Stone Villa in Pedona, Camaiore
An ancient stone villa in Pedona where medieval history meets the flexibility of contemporary living. An estate divided into three independent souls, featuring a secret garden and a private pool suspended between the quiet hills of Camaiore and the Versilia coastline.
A Contemporary Villa on Lake Massaciuccoli
Far from the traditional image of the Tuscan farmhouse, this contemporary villa embodies luxury through open spaces, design, nature, and a privileged relationship with the lake.
Where Stone Meets Light
A stone farmhouse nestled in the hills of Versilia, distinguished by its light-filled interiors, generous volumes and spectacular rooftop terrace overlooking the coast. A property that combines the authentic charm of Tuscan tradition with a contemporary approach to living, surrounded by olive groves, privacy and stunning sea views.
Between Sky and Sea: The Architecture of the Senses at Villa Augusta
More than a home, a visual experience. On the hills of Camaiore, Villa Augusta redefines the concept of living. Discover our “House of the Month,” where the landscape becomes the most precious piece of decor.
Renovated home or property to renovate? Two different ways to fall in love
Buying a home often starts with a fundamental question: should you choose a fully renovated property or take on a home to renovate? Two very different approaches to living, each with its own advantages. This article explores the pros and cons of both options, with real examples from the historic centre of Camaiore.
When Architecture Becomes Landscape: Sergio Mazza’s Vision in Camaiore
A villa surrounded by tranquility, designed to welcome and slow the pace. Harmonious spaces, natural light, and essential interiors that invite relaxation, shared moments, and simple daily rituals. A place meant to be lived in — inside and out.
Living in a Viareggina: Viareggio Between History and Beauty
Viareggio: A Journey Through Time via Its Architecture
From refined nineteenth-century details to the flowing decorations of Art Nouveau, from the eclectic styles of the 1920s to the geometric elegance of Art Deco.