Outdoor Living, Crafted for the Riviera
Stucco Sole G is a Sanremo studio devoted to terraces, loggias, and garden rooms that extend your home into the open air. Every project begins with how you move through the space at dawn, midday, and the long golden evenings that define coastal Liguria.
We combine traditional stucco finishes with contemporary drainage, shading, and lighting so your terrace performs as well as it looks. From compact apartment balconies to sweeping villa platforms, we design for real Mediterranean weather — salt air, sudden rain, and relentless summer sun.
What We Bring to Your Project
Our team handles concept sketches, material boards, structural coordination, and on-site supervision through completion. We work with local stone masons, ironworkers, and nurseries who understand the microclimate between Corso degli Inglesi and the old town lanes.
Typical design packages start from €2,400 for a balcony study and scale to €8,900 for a full terrace masterplan including planting and lighting schedules.
Materials That Age Beautifully
We favour Portuguese limestone, hand-trowelled lime plaster, iroko decking, and powder-coated aluminium pergolas in muted sand tones. These surfaces develop patina rather than decay, which matters when your terrace faces the open Mediterranean year after year.
Planting palettes lean on drought-tolerant rosemary, lavender, and olive underplanted with seasonal colour — always selected for wind tolerance along exposed coastal elevations.
From First Sketch to Final Stucco Coat
Most residential terraces move through four phases over ten to fourteen weeks: site survey, concept presentation, technical drawings, and construction oversight. We remain available during the build to resolve junction details between new paving and existing façades.
Visit our portfolio to see recent work in Sanremo, Bordighera, and the surrounding hills — or book a consultation at our studio on Corso Garibaldi.
Why Sanremo Homeowners Choose Us
We live and work in the same climate we design for. That proximity means faster site visits, honest timelines, and recommendations grounded in decades of local building practice rather than catalogue trends imported from elsewhere.
Whether you are restoring a Belle Époque villa terrace or adding a new outdoor kitchen to a modern apartment, we treat every square metre as part of a longer story about light, shelter, and gathering.