Villages on the edge of the void
In the Cinque Terre and on the Amalfi Coast, houses seem perched between rock and sea. Paths, stairs, and terraces form a vertical geography where every opening looks out onto the blue.
Water as a common thread
From Lake Como to the canals of Venice, the journey changes pace but keeps the same reflection. Florence brings stone, domes, and perspective; elsewhere, gardens and facades mirror each other in the water.
This selection favors lines, viewpoints, and late afternoon lights: an Italy observed as a succession of inhabited landscapes, more intimate than monumental.
