In Ravenna, just outside the historic center and behind Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, this designer villa is nestled in a residential area away from the urban bustle. Spread across three levels, the house stands out for its architectural identity, spacious spaces, and the quality of light. The renovation, by architect Romoli, has given the property a distinct identity, enhanced by natural materials and meticulous finishes. The first floor is the heart of the residence. Here, the large open-plan living room, dining room, and kitchen create a spacious and flowing living area. The bay window offers views of the greenery and Sant'Apollinare, bringing a rare and profoundly Ravenna perspective into the home. On the ground floor, the triple-access entrance leads to versatile spaces, including a guest area and a separate study. The private and quiet garden is complemented by a portico that expands its use and creates a natural continuity with the home. The second floor completes the villa with galleries open to the living room, which expand the vertical perception of the spaces, a study area with bedroom, bathroom and a panoramic roof terrace.