The first part of the house features fine furnishings made by skilled craftsmen and embellished with some period furniture. Introducing it is a beautiful hall with sparkling crystal chandeliers. From here you reach the center of the house: the dining room with its large arched door, which, once crossed, allows you to enter the most modern area: a beautiful patio covered by a structure made entirely of copper and glass. Here, wraparound wicker sofas entice guests to indulge in a nap, perhaps after taking advantage of the adjoining relaxation room that encloses a large Jacuzzi and steam room. The kitchen is nearby, spacious and with professional appliances that would make the best restaurant envious. In the center is the oversized cooktop to which is attached a wooden counter with stool seating. Steel is the real star: it gives that industrial look to the whole room. Present are the American refrigerator and several appliances between small and large. No less important is the sleeping area composed of no less than four bedrooms, all doubles: two of them in Empire style, with beds with leather headboards; the other two, with a strong identity character, are furnished with period furniture rich in inlays and ornaments with a Baroque trait. There are three full bathrooms: the first two are inside two of the rooms; the other (a real bathroom with double sinks, tub and shower with hydromassage) serves the remaining two doubles. Returning to the bright patio, the large sliding glass door leads to the most striking place in the house: the beautiful garden-agrumeto that in spring, between April and May, intoxicates with the sweet scent released by the orange blossoms. At the end of the ancient avenue the newly built swimming pool furnished with everything. It is the most exclusive area of the house where it is possible to relax in close contact with nature. Acting as sentinel is the ancient niche, almost as if it wanted, with its presence, to remind us of the preciousness of Dimora Ada's origins and history.