Let stone carry the warmth.
A late-19th-century tuff building among olive groves in Puglia, restored as a holiday house by the architect Angela Sabatelli, is lit with the same restraint as the architecture: every fitting listed is 3000K.
From the project
The original building had two spaces: one sheltered farmers and shepherds, the other housed livestock1. The restoration added a new living area overlooking the garden and pool, and the outdoor lighting follows what the page calls the same philosophy of minimalism and respect for the countryside1.
- Angela SabatelliArchitect
Sources
Every fact on this page comes from these public pages. Open the original to check it, or to see more of the project.
- L&L Luce&LightL&L Luce&Light — Private residenceUndated page · checked 2026-09-28
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