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Exceptional Space Planning

Maison 43 is designed to make exceptional use of every square metre. Within approximately 600 square metres of living space, the villa accommodates five bedrooms, a private study, gym, separate living areas, maid’s room, driver’s room, and both show and service kitchens — all without compromising openness or comfort.

Two dramatic voids, rising approximately 6.5 and 11 metres, introduce remarkable vertical scale and natural light into the interior. Combined with carefully planned circulation and functional zoning, the result is a home where virtually every space has a clear purpose.

This intelligent approach to space planning allows Maison 43 to offer the functionality of a much larger residence while maintaining a refined, balanced architectural experience.

 

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Exceptional Materials, Refined Luxury

Maison 43 is defined by a carefully selected palette of premium materials sourced from around the world. Italian marble, natural stone from Italy, Brazil and Turkey, Spanish wood finishes, and distinctive natural crocodile leather details have been selected to create a sophisticated and highly individual interior.

Italian marble slabs are extensively used throughout the bathrooms, while premium stone surfaces and refined wood finishes create continuity across the villa. Spanish wood products by FINSA contribute warmth and texture, balancing the natural stone and contemporary architectural elements.

Every material has been selected not simply for its appearance, but for the way it contributes to the overall character of the residence. The result is an interior where natural textures, precision detailing and exceptional materials come together to create a distinctly luxurious environment.

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An Exterior View Defined by Natural Stone

The exterior of Maison 43 is distinguished by the extensive use of natural stone, creating a strong and timeless architectural identity.

Approximately 2,500 square meters of stone have been applied across the villa’s exterior surfaces — an exceptional level of material coverage that reflects the scale, precision and attention to detail behind the project.

Rather than serving simply as a decorative finish, the stone forms an integral part of the architectural language of Maison 43. Its natural texture, subtle variations and refined detailing bring depth and character to the façade while complementing the villa’s contemporary proportions.

Combined with carefully designed exterior lighting, the stone surfaces take on a different character after sunset, highlighting the geometry and architectural details of the villa.

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