HI, I’M GRAZIELLA

I'm an interior designer, and Casette is my studio in the Aosta Valley.

I spent over fifteen years in design, many of them in London, before moving to the mountains on purpose. I have a Master's in Interior Design, and a long-held belief that a home should be true to its building, its materials, and above all to the person living inside it. Not a statement of taste, not a reflection of a trend.

I started Casette because I couldn't find anyone here designing mountain homes that felt considered, crafted and a little unexpected. So now I do it, for a small number of clients each year, most of whom live somewhere else and want a place here that feels entirely their own.

When I'm not designing, I'm usually running somewhere in the mountains.

A woman with long dark hair wearing a patterned jacket sitting in front of a black-and-white patterned wallpaper with a geometric wave design, and a plant with large leaves is partially visible on the right side.

WHAT I BELIEVE

 

It starts with you, not a style

 

Every project begins with a conversation about life: how you'll use the house, what you've loved and what hasn't worked, what you want to feel when you arrive. I design for the person who actually lives there, not an idealised version of them.

 

Then it starts with the building

 

Every building has a history and an atmosphere. Before suggesting anything, I listen to what it already knows and design something that belongs there.

 

I bring the ideas

 

Send me everything you've saved; I'll use it to understand what you love, then come back with a design for the whole home, often with ideas you wouldn't have found on your own. We refine it together until it feels right.

 

Layers over statement

 

A vintage find beside a custom piece, rough stone against soft linen. I source from antique markets and local artisans, and I'd rather wait for something irreplaceable than settle for something convenient.

 

Built to last

 

I design for the decade, not the photograph, with materials that deepen with time rather than date. Once the design is settled, I document everything clearly, so the home that gets built is exactly the one you saw.

I take on a small number of projects each year.
If you have a home in the mountains and you're not sure where to start, I'd love to hear about it.