Regarding the restoration of finishing materials (such as floors and wall coverings), replacement was chosen in areas where original materials had already been substituted with more recent ones that altered the historical and local character of these elements. wooden and terracotta floors laid in herringbone patterns were introduced, marble flooring in a checkerboard layout for bathrooms, locally sourced stone with bush-hammered finish for the existing staircase cladding — recalling traditional techniques — wrought iron railings, and walls finished with light and pastel tones, except for bathrooms and kitchen, which were treated in polished plaster with colors harmonized with the ceilings. The latter underwent significant restoration due to inappropriate past interventions that had completely concealed them, making them invisible. They were brought back to light according to the original designs, requiring substantial effort and investment.
The aim of these interventions was to remove the superimposed additions accumulated over time, repair damage caused by the lack of regular maintenance, and equip the building with systems suitable for the needs of the new owners and compliant with current regulations. All with the objective of restoring the value, importance of a historic complex of exceptional cultural and local significance.

Today, the villa serves new purposes compared to its past — a luxury hospitality structure offering exclusive panoramic views over the shores of Lake Como.