15/10/2026
Set among the hills of Romagna, where the landscape opens towards the sea, Vistamare — the hospitality project by Rosa Fanti and Carlo Cracco — reinterprets an eighteenth-century rural estate through a contemporary dialogue between architecture, materials and design.
Within this context, Mutina contributes to the spatial identity of the project through a distinctive approach to ceramic surfaces, where material research and design sensibility engage with the heritage of the place. Chamotte, designed by Patricia Urquiola, defines the walls of the dining room and the fireplace, introducing a tactile, expressive presence that interacts with the architectural context. In the bathrooms, Motivo, designed by Ronan Bouroullec, explores a more essential language of the ceramic surface, bringing formal clarity and contemporary character to the space.
A project in which design is rooted in context, and the dialogue between heritage and contemporary expression gives rise to a distinctive spatial identity.
Project by Giancarlo Ghirardelli
Interior design by Charlotte Mello Teggia
Photography by Giovanni Malgarini
Photography by De PAsquale e Maffini
