In the Bergamo area, Paghera interprets a classical villa with an imposing and austere structure, blending architectural elegance with the gentle charm of vivid, orderly greenery. The expansive rear garden unfolds as a soft carpet of grass, flanked by carefully planned clusters of plants that create refined displays of flowers and color.
A distinctive feature of Paghera’s work is the enhancement of the natural backdrop and the vegetative borders defining the space, creating dense coverage that ensures privacy and protection from neighboring properties. Noble, large-structured plants, such as magnolias, stand proudly near an exclusive relaxation corner dominated by a romantic hydromassage pool, whose pristine whiteness harmonizes with the green of the lawn.
Clusters of hemerocallis, roses, hydrangeas, and anemones intertwine delicately along the garden’s perimeter, while the villa’s façade, marked by an austere two-tone design, is softened by buxus pots that punctuate the visual rhythm of the walls. A garden that combines design mastery with poetry, transforming the space into a living work of art.