Some projects are completed in weeks.
Others are built over time.
Our work at La Ciminiera Country House was developed across several years, through multiple on-site interventions — carefully planned so we could work without interrupting the activity of the hotel.
A project we developed step by step
We worked on this project in several stages, over different years.
Each stage lasted between two and three weeks, with our team of three artists working directly on site.
We scheduled each intervention during the off-season, allowing the space to remain functional while we gradually built its artistic identity.
The Spa Area — A Roman-Inspired Concept
We began with the spa area, developing a concept inspired by Roman baths.
We created Pompeian-style murals to bring warmth, depth and a historical atmosphere into the space, transforming it into a fully immersive environment.
The Restaurant Space
In a later stage, we continued our work in the restaurant area.
Here, we extended the visual language we had developed, ensuring coherence while adapting the artistic intervention to the function and energy of the space.
Selected Guest Rooms
We also created murals in selected guest rooms, adding a more intimate artistic layer to the overall experience.
Each intervention was adapted to the scale and atmosphere of the room.
How we worked on site
All artworks were created manually, directly on location.
From initial composition to final detailing, we worked in close relation to the surfaces, materials and architectural context of each space.
A collaboration built on a shared appreciation for art
We developed this project in close collaboration with the owner — a passionate art lover and amateur painter.
His openness to artistic expression allowed us to gradually expand the project and develop it over multiple stages.
We develop artistic interventions that become part of the space
We collaborate with architects, designers and property owners to create murals, painted ceilings and bespoke artistic environments.