Locanda alle Vigne

In Cormons, two large moons welcome visitors both day and night.
This architectural detail, a unique and iconic symbol, represents the meeting of tradition and innovation, creating an evocative and defining atmosphere within the interiors of Locanda alle Vigne.

The deep connection with the <Collio Goriziano territory guides every aspect of the Subida di Monte winery, which today aspires not only to excellence in wine production but also to becoming a benchmark for hospitality and design.

Since 2020, the agricultural estate has embarked on a path of renewal, combining respect for tradition with a forward-looking and sustainable approach.

The centerpiece of the interior design of Subida di Monte is the central fireplace, inspired by the traditional Friulian “Fogolâr”. Its hood, which recalls the company’s logo, becomes a distinctive symbol and the convivial gathering point of the locanda, inviting guests to come together and experience authenticity.

The interiors represent a balance between craftsmanship and contemporary design. Natural materials such as wood, textured plasters, and magnesite micro-terrazzo floors blend with unique details, including the large moons that greet visitors.

Large windows and terraces seamlessly connect the interiors with the surrounding landscape, while custom-designed furnishings, created to provide both flexibility and comfort, make every space welcoming and versatile

The architectural project stands out for its richness of detail and meticulous interiors, harmonizing with the surrounding environment to create a perfect fusion between indoors and outdoors.

The design intent begins with the reuse and sensitive expansion of the existing rural structure, preserving its architectural character while seeking a closer connection with nature and the surrounding environment. Its radical transformation has enabled the rationalization of pathways, views, and volumes, enhancing the architecture in terms of aesthetics, functionality, and environmental sustainability.

The woods, hills, and vineyard terraces, which dominate the landscape, integrate seamlessly into the architecture: the vineyard extends into the private garden, merging with terraces and the panoramic views offered by large windows that blur the boundaries between indoors and outdoors.