Villa Dubrovnik Reopens After Four-Year Renovation, Blending Croatian Heritage with Brazilian Design Influence
🏖 Villa Dubrovnik, originally built in 1961 by architect Mladen Frka, has been transformed by Brazilian architect Arthur Casas. Located on Croatia's Dalmatian Coast, the renovation features Croatian limestone and oak, retaining its medieval roots. The hotel's 56 rooms blend Italian design with local flair, while Michelin-starred Pjerin restaurant and Libero Bar offer cultural nods. The redesign took nearly four years, overcoming logistical challenges due to narrow roads and material deliveries by sea.
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