A sculptural coastal villa defined by sunlight, water and seamless indoor-outdoor living. Lime plaster, pale travertine and soft organic forms create a modern Mediterranean retreat that feels open, serene and deeply connected to its setting.
Casa Solene is a modern coastal retreat shaped by sunlight, water and natural ventilation. Mediterranean architectural forms are simplified into sculptural volumes that feel contemporary, climate-responsive and connected to the Goan landscape.
Casa Solene’s case study explains how the coastal villa uses sunlight, water, ventilation and softened Mediterranean forms. The images move through courtyard, pavilion, dining and private suite conditions.
The first view shows the pool courtyard as the house’s central climate and social device. Pale stone reflects daylight, while sculpted plaster volumes frame shaded outdoor living.
The living pavilion opens completely toward water and sea air. Cloud-like seating and a monolithic travertine table create comfort while keeping the architecture visually light.
The kitchen and dining image shows the villa’s most social interior. Chalk-white cabinetry, pale stone and an oval table keep the space relaxed but precise.
The suite view focuses on privacy and retreat. A plaster arch connects sleeping, dressing and bathing zones while terraces and plunge water keep the room tied to the landscape.
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