Villa Fluggi

Villa Fluggi is a legacy of the 1960s in Obermais, which is the most beautiful part of Merano in South Tyrol. It’s nestled in a secluded part of town where you can find plenty of peace while still being easily connected to the heart of the city. Whether it is a private couple’s escape, a family holiday with children or a business trip — Villa Fluggi keeps its doors open to everyone at any time of the year.

The design is very bright and inviting to create a "feel good" atmosphere and will particularly appeal to fans of retro design. It’s the 60s meets modern living. In addition to classics, such as the Thonet chairs in the dining room, and exclusively manufactured, vintage-style pieces from today, you will find several mid-century design gems throughout the villa. Many of the pieces come from the alpine region and have been curated over several years. Not only are they witnesses to a well-lived life but temporary companions that create space for experiences.

For example, there’s a chandelier (found at a flea market) that was designed by the Viennese glass manufacturer, Lobmeyr. We also have a custom-made bar cabinet built from oak and marble that was created by the internationally renowned South Tyrolean designer Harry Thaler. In summary, timeless architecture and cosy shapes are the hallmarks of Villa Fluggi.

Villa Fluggi’s location in one of the most beautiful parts of Merano is what makes it so special, with the area being very quiet while still within easy access to shopping facilities. It has been renovated true to its original appearance and immediately transports you back to the 1960s. The house radiates peace — you want to take your shoes off right away — and there’s enough space to retreat as a family or as a group of friends.