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Belgian designer Victoria Maria Geyer redesigned the interiors of an old Tuscany villa called Borgo La Stella, located in Radda in Chianti, a commune in the province of Siena, Italy. Through the years, the La Stella has been renovated in a contemporary way but the owners wanted it to be classical and antique, Victoria was faced with the challenge of conciliating the classical views of the owners and her own avant-garde visions. The result is a timeless mixture of styles and textures.
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