Villa Koros doesn’t dominate its surroundings – it opens up to them. Designed by Arkham Project under the direction of architect Marco Longatti, this residence unfolds as a living system of space, light, and materials, in constant dialogue with the 7,000 sqm private park that frames it. Positioned between Milan, Como and Lugano, the villa spans three levels in a composition of terraces, transparent façades and clean volumes. At the center – both structurally and experientially – an indoor heated pool offers a moment of immersive stillness: the home’s intimate core and quiet pulse.

Villa Koros expresses a contemporary vision rooted in atmosphere. Nothing is decorative: every material choice contributes to a measured, intentional whole. Rosewood meets acid-etched glass, Vicenza stone reflects the surrounding woodland light, while copper and bronze slowly oxidize over time – allowing the house itself to age with grace. Across its three levels, the villa balances sociable and introspective spaces: a wellness area with pool, sauna, Turkish bath and fitness room on the ground floor; a master suite with dual exposure, guest wing and private terraces upstairs; and a hobby room, laundry, cellar and full tech infrastructure below. Internal elevator, smart systems, and a four-car garage complete the experience – everything is there, and nothing is superfluous.

Guanzate moves at a quieter pace – measured, discreet, refined. And yet, in ten minutes you reach the Milan-Chiasso motorway; in twenty, you’re across the Swiss border; in thirty, you’re at Malpensa or Linate. The International School of Como is close by. So are some of the most prestigious golf clubs in northern Italy. Set within an elegant residential enclave, Villa Koros offers peace, privacy and absolute comfort. The landscape is unmistakably Lombard. The perspective, unmistakably global.