As part of the “A Luxury Way” exhibition path curated by Pierre-Yves Rochon for Salone del Mobile 2025, Villa Héritage unfolds as a tribute to timeless design, connecting memory and modernity through an elegant and sensorial language. Inspired by Palladian architecture, the installation takes the form of a classical mansion, complete with an outdoor portico and a series of interior rooms arranged like chapters in a narrative. Each room tells a story: the Dining Room, Winter Garden, Corridor, and Bathroom offer distinct atmospheres united by a dialogue between craftsmanship and artistic vision. Within this refined setting, Barovier&Toso has been chosen to represent the pinnacle of glass artistry, with a selection of pieces that capture the brand’s enduring elegance. The 4607 chandelier appears in two versions: a polichrome model in the Winter Garden, and a unique bluastro decoration edition that enhances the charm of the Dining Room with its depth and personality. In the Bathroom, the Spade collection, both suspension and wall sconces, adds a soft interplay of light and reflection, blending harmoniously with the neutral palette. Finally, a dramatic installation featuring the Swing model leads visitors through a seven-meter-long corridor, turning the transition into a visual and immersive journey. A discreet yet striking presence, it punctuates the space with rhythm and grace.
Project: Pierre-Yves Rochon
Photo: Alessia Pegoraro
References: 4607 chandeliers, Swing suspensions, Spade suspension, Spade wall sconces, Samurai floor lamps
