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Ocean DreamScape Villa

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Ocean DreamScape Villa
Architect Emanuela Esposito - Project Villa Ocean DreamScape, two-story modern villa facade with a lawn with palm trees at the entrance. A large veranda with sofas with wicker frame and white cushions and white curtains that in linen on all sides.
Architect Emanuela Esposito - Project Villa Ocean DreamScape evening view of the entrance with two large verandas and view of the indoor pool.

Renovation of a dream villa that has found new life in simplicity

A challenging, fun project where Emanuela Esposito worked by bringing back to the center the two columns that are fulcrum of the building’s perspective.

Simplicity That Enhances the Strength of the Origins

The owners, a dynamic couple in the film industry, fell in love with Ocean’s unique atmosphere and moved from Rome. They purchased a weathered villa from the early 1900s, aiming to restore its charm without altering its essence. Architect Esposito opposed demolishing the villa’s massive columns, envisioning a poetic entrance to a magnificent white villa. On a gloomy day, she imagined the rustle of linen curtains and aromatic garden scents. She convinced the clients that this spot would become the most cherished by their guests.

Architect Emanuela Esposito - Ocean DreamScape Project Villa floor living room openspace with white walls, wooden staircase that allows you to go down to the lower floor as well as up to the upper floor, equipped with dining room with: wooden table with four wooden chairs and two large windows with shutters.
Architect Emanuela Esposito - Ocean DreamScape Villa project, view of living area with wooden horseshoe-shaped parapet, white-colored fabric sofa with beige-colored cushions. In the center of the room is a wooden staircase, which leads to the upper floor.

The building was completely transformed, with larger glass surfaces and a color change from dark orange to white, accented with sand-colored ribbons. The final effect resembles a beautiful Miami townhouse in South Beach. A swimming pool, linked by a “ceramic tongue” to the barbeque area, connects the main building and the annex, near a magnificent fig tree. Constraints became the project’s concept, with Architect Esposito distributing the building over three small levels connected by a bulky wooden staircase. This staircase, now a central element, emphasizes the journey through increasingly private spaces.

Architect Emanuela Esposito - Ocean DreamScape Villa project, details living area with white walls, wooden staircase with railing also in light wood, white fabric sofa, and wooden table with four wooden chairs.

The choice of light-colored furniture, candid draperies, and discreet decorations conveys the purity and lightness of the project. Everything appears suave and intangible. Resin floors inside and out, with wood and enameled iron used for the staircase, emphasize uniformity. On the second level, vertical cuts between rooms (shower, sleeping area, dressing room) create permeability, continuing the dialogue with the staircase. From the beautiful terrace, admire the pool, sea, and pine forest foliage. Lightweight fabrics curtain the canopied bed and outdoor living area, perfect for relaxing and entertaining on warm summer evenings.

Architect Emanuela Esposito - Project Dream OceanScape Villa, lighted outdoor veranda with knotted white fabric curtains, round sofa with wooden frame, and five cushions. Next to the veranda are two palm trees. The whole overlooks the outdoor pool area of the villa.
Architect Emanuela Esposito - Ocean DreamScape Villa project, view of the outdoor pool with illuminated tree, table and benches with light-colored wood backs by the pool. Behind them are three white-colored French doors that provide access to the house.
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