A Modern Setup in the Roman Countryside

A project born from the desire to introduce a contemporary language within a rural context, maintaining balance and coherence.

Within Tenuta dell’Olmo, nestled in the Roman countryside, the reception takes shape through a scenography built on visual contrasts and well-defined rhythms.

Three imperial tables and a bride and groom table become the focal point of the project, developed by alternating voids and volumes, heights and lightness.

The two lateral imperial tables are characterized by suspended bridges in fuchsia plumosa, accompanied by candles at the base, creating a dialogue between verticality and grounding in space.
The central imperial table, more essential, develops instead through a luminous presence at the base and suspended floral chandeliers, created with plumosa and white wisteria, which introduce movement and depth.

The light design completes the scenography, enhancing each element and contributing to defining a contemporary and immersive atmosphere.

A project that interprets contrast as an element of balance, transforming the space into a dynamic and coherent composition.