AGAINST THE CAPRI'S TRADITIONALLY COLORFUL DECOR Here, a Parisian émigré and his family have created a starkly contemporary home that is, in the words of its architect, “the antithesis of the popular image of Capri.” A large 1930s villa to the island’s south side overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea has been transformed into an austere space that rejects the traditional ornamentation of southern Italian design, a style typified by the exuberance of colored majolica pottery. Inside the Moody Capri Villa Where the CEO of Valextra Goes to Recharge | Robb Report
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