Introducing Villa da Fiore, a wonderfully unique villa in Parra. With a fusion of Portuguese and Indian architectural influences, it offers a distinctive style.
Architecturally speaking, Villa Da Fiore derives its inspiration from the vibrant history of Indo-Portuguese construction heritage that characterises Goa. What sets this home apart from the majority of villas in Goa is our attention to incorporating these various elements.
Here is a dive into some of the interior aspects of Villa Da Fiore
This 5BHK villa in Goa, Parra is a standalone manor where, for a refreshing change, we settled on a bright maroon house with bold splashes of light blue on the Juliet balcony railings. The living room is both spacious and cosy, thanks to its high ceilings featuring wooden beams adorned with charming cane details. These architectural touches add character to the room while keeping it open and welcoming. A standout feature of this space is the large window on all 4 sides that opens up to reveal a breathtaking view of the lush valley outside. This window brings in plenty of natural light during the day and offers a captivating view of the serene valley. You'll spot a pair of dome-shaped entrances flanking a staircase. This feature combines elements from both Indian and Portuguese styles, creating a distinct entryway. You'll begin to notice the intricate detailing of these domes more prominently going up. The flower shaped window design adds a touch of charm to the space and allows natural light to stream in, creating a bright and cheerful ambiance. Positioned to capture the valley views, the flower-shaped window becomes a focal point, framing the serene outdoor scenery.
In a corner of the house, beneath exposed ceiling beams, you'll discover a welcoming nook. A rocking chair, matched with the rustic beams, and a bay window overlooking the fields-having a built-in bookshelf making it a cosy chilling space. The floors boast an orderly tiling pattern, adding a touch of design to the space. Moving to one of the villa's bathrooms which offers a tranquil escape with its minimalist elements and breathtaking views. The centrepiece is a luxury round bathtub. Adjacent to the tub, a balcony opens up to a lush natural vista, allowing one to connect with the beauty of the surroundings while maintaining privacy. The checkerboard flooring adds a touch to the space, balancing the modern and timeless elements.
Tucked away in the back of the home a secluded jacuzzi offers a snug getaway from the rest of the space.
We can see several common elements that collectively contribute to the villa’s inviting ambiance and timeless charm. High ceilings are a prevalent feature throughout, creating an immediate sense of spaciousness and airiness in every room. These lofty ceilings are often complemented by rustic ceiling beams, adding character and a touch of rustic elegance to the interiors.
In each room, large french doors serve as gateways to private balconies, ensuring an uninterrupted connection with the natural surroundings. These windows infuse the spaces with abundant natural light while offering panoramic views of the lush landscape and panoramas.
Another consistent design choice is the use of earthy-toned furniture. The colour palette, comprising warm browns, soft neutrals, and muted greens, with rich walnut polished wooden doors, windows and staircase treads, imparts a sense of comfort. This choice in furnishings not only enhances the villa's cosy appeal but also integrates with the natural beauty just beyond those inviting windows.
At Vianaar, all our villas for sale in Goa have these common elements-making every corner of the property for comfort and style.
