Villa Cavalli Lugli (Bresseo, Teolo)

In Bresseo, in the hamlet of Teolo, stands the splendid Villa Cavalli-Giustiniani, then Lugli, built in the 17th century by the Patrizia Cavalli family of Bavarian origin, which from 1381 was aggregated for merits of war (Giacomo Cavalli had been a leader of militia) to the Venetian nobility. The villa passed by inheritance to the Justinians in the 18th century, then to the Forti bankers and therefore to the Lugli family; today it is owned by Malandrin. It constitutes the urbanistic pin of the resort and – as in the case of other Venetian villas – was its presence to give impetus to the construction of the urban center that today surrounds it.

The tavelles of the main hall enchanted were restored on site.

First floor of the original pockets before the restoration.

Restoration on site of the original cranks.

Details of the state of conservation and restoration on site.

Preparation of the floor in cocciopesto for the preparation of the floor in terracotta to be repositioned in exchange for the definitive compromise. The floor has been remade as the existing one both by size and by color of tavelles and by design of laying.

Existing floor design to remake.

Start of laying the star floor.

Room over.

Overview of the finished room.

Another room remade entirely to imitation of an existing twin.

Photos of the entrance hall after restoration.