Set high above the coastline, Silencio is a villa shaped not by excess, but by absence — a space carved by wind, light, and restraint. Its architecture follows a quiet rhythm, where each line, volume, and material speaks with precision and intention.

At the heart of the home, a monolithic travertine island emerges like a fragment of the distant mountain rising from the sea. Raw in parts, smooth in others, it holds both function and memory — a landscape of stone made domestic.

Across from it, a sculptural bench echoes the hulls of anchored boats, its form balancing weight and stillness.

The villa unfolds as a sequence of held breaths — symmetry, geometry, material honesty. When the sliding systems close, the furniture disappears into silence, and the house becomes pure atmosphere.

The villa unfolds as a sequence of held breaths — symmetry, geometry, material honesty. When the sliding systems close, the furniture disappears into silence, and the house becomes pure atmosphere.