Agapanto Room

Tufa stone in all its forms takes centre stage in this spacious, minimalist room — a blend of Apulian, Moroccan and Tunisian influences. A wide ceiling with star vaults, a wardrobe tucked behind the large double tufa bed, a wash basin carved from what was once a stone trough known as a "pila", and a shower area hewn directly into the tufa — open to the room yet separated from a small bathroom with bidet and WC — all characterise this original room set within the courtyard of the ancient olive press. The furnishings are a mix of pieces inherited from grandparents or found at local flea markets. Outside, a small patio with table and chairs.