Stays

A simple house made for slowing down. Quiet rooms, big windows, and trees all around.

A 200-year-old historic house with a clay-built annex for shared spaces. Old walls, lots of character – and nature right at the doorstep.

A historic house in Minusio, just a short walk from Locarno. Time feels like it has slowed down here.

An architectural statement in Mossogno by Buchner Bründler Architekten. An old rustico, radically preserved and reimagined – raw, precise, and deeply rooted in place.

A renovated rustic house in the Onsernone Valley – a true retreat, surrounded by wild, romantic nature where deer and foxes pass through at dusk.

A quietly luxurious white villa in Puglia. Designed by Andrew Trotter, it reinterprets traditional Apulian architecture in a calm, contemporary way.

A colorful, funky and unconventional stay, set deep in nature. At night, you hear Mount Mount Etna rumbling in the distance – a stay with real volcano energy.

Sea view, sun all day, slow hours on the terrace. There’s nowhere else to go – and that’s exactly why it works.

Small cabins made for two. Private, simple, beautifully set in nature – everything you need to switch off. And just as good as a base to head out and explore.

Cosy days in, easy evenings out. A place that feels like your own for a while – whether you stay home, cook, play games, or head out into the mountains.

Arrive and exhale. Quiet luxury, great food and enough spa to disappear for a while.

Part artist residency, part design hideaway in the heart of Florence. Staying here feels like stepping into a creative home – simple in design, quietly luxurious.

An unexpectedly powerful place. You fall asleep to the waves, wake up to the sea – and sometimes to whales passing by, right outside the bedroom.