Villa Farfalla is a unique masterpiece of contemporary architecture, blending art, technology, and nature. Designed by two architects, artists, and designers, it is located on the first hills around Lucca, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city and its ancient walls. The estate covers 10 hectares of olive groves and woods, featuring a main villa and a guesthouse, both built on white marble rock. The architecture is bright, transparent, and perfectly integrated with the surrounding landscape. Large iron shutters provide shade in summer and maximize light in winter.

A striking red staircase, resembling a dazzling evening dress, serves as the villa's centerpiece, while sculptures by the owner adorn both the interior and exterior spaces.

A true innovation, the villa features the world's first hydraulic roof: four wings, totaling 170 square meters, open at a 30° angle, resembling butterfly wings. This system enhances ventilation, naturally cooling the house and creating a magical experience–allowing guests to sleep under the stars in perfect harmony with nature. The estate also includes a private helicopter landing area, ensuring exclusive access. Villa Farfalla is an extraordinary retreat where art, design, and nature merge to create an unparalleled living experience. The villa was chosen as one of the most ecological and exceptional homes in Italy by National Geographic Channel.

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