Between “Green Architecture” and “Sustainable Landscape”

Limòlo House is a bio-architecture retreat in Sardinia, in Cabras (Or), in the heart of the Sinis Marine Protected Area, for a natural, more sustainable and responsible stay.

Six rooms, each with its own personality, recovery of a typical house in raw earth. Works and installations, which are divided between functionality, art, design, the reuse of many natural materials and the circular economy.

The stylistic concept, with the contribution of the green architect Luciano Pia, fluctuates thematically between the sea and the wetlands, the two souls of the water lands of the area, the Sinis. It tells of sailing, nature and sustainability, the passions of the owner.

Overlooking the internal courtyards, residences, kitchens and spaces are embraced by a living garden that preserves and respects its biodiversity by shading and protecting them. The structure is in constant interaction with the environments and with the guests, delicately involved in taking advantage of and participating in the many sustainability measures applied to daily management, offering solutions, ideas, knowledge and itineraries for a different, active and naturally engaged holiday in a new model of hospitality and “living”.