Rural dwelling house built in basalt stone masonry, completely rebuilt in 2012, without any external plastering, respects the original architecture features, in particular its plant in L and gabled roof. The interior divisions were executed, like the original design, in cryptomeria wood. The roof, incense wood (Pittosporum indulatum), was cut exclusively for this purpose, taking into account that today it is no longer used.

The furniture, in chestnut wood, one of the oldest and traditional materials used, high quality both in terms of durability and the aesthetic level, are ancient but have been restored and preserved. Chestnut wood gives to the pieces of furniture, a historical dimension that goes beyond the its inherent high quality. So the value of these rustic-style furniture does not reside only in its aesthetics conception but mainly on the type of material they are made of, that reveals some of the history and culture, steeped in its raw material.

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The electrical appliances are traditional, handmade, on demand, in white porcelain.

The door handles are also made of white porcelain, decorated with hand-painted flowers.