Every headboard, wall, and ceiling line follows the building's spiral geometry. No two rooms feel quite alike — but all four carry the same handmade, curved-stone character. Every booking is for the whole villa — one group at a time — whether your stay needs one room or all four.
The signature room in the house. The bed sits on a raised circular wooden platform reached by a short run of steps, set against a sage-tiled headboard wall and a slab of rough-cut stone. A wide curved window seat wraps the far corner, catching the morning light through garden-facing windows.


A twin of the Platform Room's design, one floor over — same raised wooden platform bed and sage-ribbed headboard, under a square coffered ceiling with a slow-turning fan. Stone accent walls and tall garden-facing windows keep it bright through the day.
A quieter, more traditional room — a button-tufted cream headboard set against a deep sage ribbed-panel wall, with warm brass bedside lighting and mustard and terracotta accents throughout.


The most richly detailed room in the house — a warm wood-slat coffered ceiling, deep teal curtains, a rough-cut stone accent wall, and a pair of red velvet armchairs by the window. A small work desk sits built into the stone, useful for guests staying on for exhibition or work trips.


Not counted among the 4 bedrooms, but part of what makes the house comfortable for extra guests, an afternoon read, or simply somewhere else to sit.
A single day bed set against a stone accent wall, with a curved built-in window bench alongside — a quiet spot to read, or an extra sleeping space for a larger group.
Tucked into the landing beneath the spiral staircase, framed by warm wood paneling and a stone accent wall — an unexpected little nook rather than a bedroom in its own right.