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Lake Como
Murals around Lake Como for villas, homes, hotels, and hospitality spaces.
Tell me what kind of space you have and your idea.

If you write to me about a mural, the process stays simple and concrete.
Even if your idea is still a little undefined, we can shape it together.
Describe the atmosphere of the space. You can also send me a photo of the place.
I’ll send you a first digital sketch based on a photo of your wall, to help you visualize the project more clearly.
We’ll then decide together on the price and the date of the project.
Each project begins with the surface, the light, the proportions, the circulation, and the way the place is lived.
In Lake Como, what matters most is villas, lake houses, hotels, dining rooms, entry halls, and reflected light that asks for painting with air and restraint. The painting has to start from the place, its light, and the way it is lived in.
Giulia can work for villas, homes, hotels, restaurants, boutiques, and hospitality spaces, and also in entryways, staircases, corridors, ceilings, and passageways.
The project can become a vegetal motif, a suggested landscape, a more narrative scene, or simply a work of color. What matters is the relationship with the wall and the view.
A few photos, the city, the type of space, approximate dimensions, and the atmosphere you want are enough to begin. From there, the project becomes more precise wall by wall.
Here, light from the water changes the painting throughout the day and asks for a very precise composition.
On Lake Como, light is never still. It comes from the water, reflects back, changes in intensity, and shifts the way color is perceived. A mural has to remain right in the morning, in the afternoon, and in lower light.
Projects here often involve staircases, entry halls, open rooms, and larger walls. The painting needs a long reading, something that can accompany an arrival, an ascent, or a passage through the space.
This territory can hold deeper, more contemplative colors in dialogue with stone, wood, and pale plaster. Precision matters even more here because the light reveals everything.
In Lake Como, what matters is villas, lake houses, hotels, dining rooms, entry halls, and reflected light that asks for painting with air and restraint. Giulia works on site with attention to proportion, gesture, and the place the painting takes in the room. In this area, painting often works with larger walls, higher volumes, entryways, and views that ask for a very fine relationship between color and the breathing space of the place.



The project can become a vegetal motif, a suggested landscape, a more narrative scene, or simply a work of color. What matters is the relationship with the wall and the view.
Lake villas and homes where the mural can stay very simple, follow the light, and accompany the landscape without copying it.
Hotels, restaurants, and hospitality spaces that want painting to bring calm, presence, and memory to the stay.
The project can become a vegetal motif, a suggested landscape, a more narrative scene, or simply a work of color. What matters is the relationship with the wall and the view.
Homes, hospitality spaces, portfolio, and nearby pages to explore.
From Lake Como, the project can open toward these nearby places.
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DiscoverBellagio, Varenna, and Como also belong naturally to this same lake territory. They do not need to become central pages to be truly covered: they are part of the same landscape of villas, homes, hotels, staircases, uphill passages, open rooms, and walls transformed by light coming off the water.
Bellagio belongs here for villas, hospitality spaces, bedrooms, passages, and walls that ask for a measured painting closely tied to the view and to the rhythm of the day.
Varenna and Como share the same horizon for homes, hotels, restaurants, entryways, and staircases where painting works with water, stone, pale plaster, and reflected light.
The logic remains one, but each place changes how the mural is read: the way the wall is seen, ascent, outlook, shade, and reflections all shape the tone of the project.