Maison&Objet
redazione 28/07/2026

Between nature and architecture

With its distinctive design language, Meridiani furnishes a wide variety of interiors while maintaining a strong and consistent design identity: understated elegance, meticulous attention to detail and richly tactile materials that guide every creation

Whether it is a seafront home or a mountain retreat, a terrace overlooking a natural landscape or a warm, intimate interior, one common thread runs through every Meridiani project: understated elegance. This is the vision that guides the brand wherever it designs – bringing its unmistakable identity to every interior, every latitude and every setting through enduring values and a timeless aesthetic. The principles that shape its collections are the very same that define complete interior environments, creating a recognisable lifestyle. Comfort, functionality and refinement come together with exceptional attention to detail, materials and proportions to compose harmonious spaces where living becomes not simply a daily ritual but a bespoke experience. Remaining true to these values, Meridiani creates interiors for the most diverse contexts, always with a sophisticated and distinctive spirit. Its projects embrace every room of the home and extend seamlessly beyond interior boundaries into outdoor living, maintaining the same design coherence and aesthetic strength.

An exemplary expression of this philosophy is Villa Cara, an elegant private residence in the heart of Saint-Tropez, where Meridiani creates a fluid dialogue between indoor and outdoor spaces in constant conversation with the surrounding landscape. Natural light and noble materials flow throughout the villa’s 400 square metres, creating a common thread between architecture, interior design and nature. The Meridiani furnishings – selected by Studio Dorga David Burles – enhance this relationship with remarkable subtlety. In the living room, the Renè seating collection, paired with Baco poufs, creates an informal yet refined atmosphere, defined by organic comfort and soft, muted tones.
The same sense of understated elegance continues into the bedroom, where natural materials and delicate colours are expressed through Cluny bedside tables in glossy Sand lacquer, complemented by the neutral upholstery of the Berry bench. In the dining area, the Plinto table creates a convivial setting with strong material character through the combination of wood, brass and marble. This carefully curated sensory experience extends naturally outdoors through the brand’s Open Air collection. Framed by a lush garden, the patio becomes an elegant outdoor living room furnished with Claud Open Air sofas, Zoe and Tai Open Air seating, together with the complete Joi Open Air collection of tables and benches, combining comfort, performance and timeless style in the open air.

Changing geography does not alter the Meridiani lifestyle. The same sophisticated approach to living defines the interiors of Mount Med Resort in Wildschönau, Austria, a luxury medical and wellness retreat where historic Alpine architecture meets contemporary design. Every space has been conceived to nurture both body and mind through the restorative qualities of mountain air and Alpine nature. Here, past and present, interior and exterior, materiality and landscape exist in perfect harmony, while design becomes an integral part of the overall wellbeing experience. The natural-toned fabrics of the Forrest armchairs and James sofa in the lounge areas, the calming neutral palette of the Claud daybeds and Vincent chaise longues in the wellness spaces, together with the refined finishes and honest materials of the Belt and Fabien Open Air side tables, all contribute to an atmosphere of tranquillity and establish a privileged dialogue with the surrounding mountain landscape. From one destination to another, Meridiani remains faithful to its vocation: an elegance that never changes its essence, but adapts effortlessly to the unique identity of every place and of the people who inhabit it.

Photo credits: Michael Huber Photography, Atelier Erick Saillet

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