At the edge of Gallipoli’s historic center, an old tunnel facing the sea is reimagined by Maison P as a vibrant, essential space. The project draws on the site’s depth, enhanced by a continuous sofa and a long communal table that highlight the original architecture.
Natural finishes in bamboo and straw reinforce the dialogue with the coastline, while saturated tones, patterned fabrics and soft lighting create a suspended atmosphere between nostalgia and the present.
Nineties elements recur in forms, colours and details—flippers and arcade games line the walls, evoking a playful rhythm that alternates stillness and irony. A space defined by subtle contrasts, where every gesture turns transition into place.