The Villa for a Group
- Sleeping
- Six suites and eight bathrooms hold fourteen, one king, two queens and the rest singles, so families and mixed groups both land somewhere that fits. One bedroom and its bathroom are in their own building across a walkway, where the children end up, which is why the adults sleep.
- The long table
- A kitchen a chef could run, and a pergola table that seats the group at once. Dinner happens at one table.
- Flow
- Indoors and outdoors trade places; at golden hour the villa empties toward the pool on its own.
- Design
- Comporta modern across 310 square metres, whitewash and timber kept properly: a woodstove under the blue artwork, antlers along the living room wall, straw hats hung the length of the hallway, rattan pendants over the dining table, a coral sculpture on the vaulted wall. The bathrooms run from a concrete vanity beside a stone walk-in shower to a skirted one against botanical wallpaper.