In the Val d’Orcia, landscape became architecture.
Rolling hills, stone volumes, and open sky shaped a setting defined by proportion and stillness.

Within Monteverdi’s restored village, human vision and nature exist in deliberate balance. Light moved slowly across courtyards and terraces, tracing a rhythm grounded in restraint and continuity.

Giulietta and Avid shaped days defined by presence and reflection. Artistic gestures — including an intimate classical performance — added depth without excess, allowing the landscape itself to remain central.