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.
A long pale-stone pool forms the centre of the residence, surrounded by shaded seating, sculptural stairs and restrained coastal planting.
Cloud-like ivory seating and a monolithic travertine table face the pool and sea through fully retractable glass walls.
A chalk-white kitchen, travertine island and oval limestone dining table occupy an open pavilion overlooking the courtyard.
The bedroom opens onto a private terrace and plunge pool, while a broad plaster arch connects it to the dressing and bathing area.
Seamless tadelakt surfaces, carved stone basins and filtered natural light create calm, cave-like bathing spaces.
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