cosiness and exploration. A foyer twice the height expands to communal space where furniture groupings facilitate conversation and the flow of movement are both natural and intentional. Each of the corners narrates something- armchairs inscribed with Islands history, handcrafted furniture repeating the lines of the architecture and contrasting the textures awakening the senses. Even the shift to outdoor terraces echoes this conversation, with a smooth transition as interiors are patterned, and each motif echoes into outdoor rugs, ceramics, and planters. The atmosphere changes as evening takes its course. The use of soft lighting makes the zigzag design, which is the dominant pattern of Missoni, presented in textiles, tactile materials, and captures attention to the bright spots. Reflective surfaces make the twilight glow under the sky and transform the areas between spaces into outside rooms of warmth and visual poetry. This is not a project only about walls and windows, but about creating a changing mood, with each surface having an edited and living quality.