A Stone Villa Overlooking Scicli

Casa Blanca was born from a love for timeless design, slow living, and the cinematic charm of southern Sicily. Tucked into the baroque hills of Scicli — a town so beautiful it feels unreal (yes, it’s Scicli pronounced “schicli”, not a typo for Sicily) - the house feels like a quiet frame from an Italian film.

A Stone Villa Overlooking Scicli

CASA BLANCA A Stone Villa

Scicli at dusk

Oval dinning table Adam Gallotti & Radice, 1970

Full of art

Terrace with the view

every corner is curated

Kalager table by Mullen Van Severen designers with Plia by Castelli chairs

views For morning espresso

From Florence to Scicli

follow our story

Casa Blanca wasn’t born from a moodboard, but from a journey. Blanka Crháková and designer Ráchel Smékalová (Rachel Ahuja Creative Studio) then traveled across Italy — from Florence to Naples, Catania, Syrakusy, and finally, Scicli — searching for furniture and design objects to fill the Casa Blanca.

Each item was found, felt, and chosen with a moment in mind: the color of evening light, the sound of footsteps on tiles, the touch of a brass handle. You’ll find 1960s Murano glass lamps, Targetti Sankey fixtures, Plia chairs by Castelli, and Ingo Maurer’s Zettel’z 5 chandelier. Even the textiles were picked to move slowly in the wind.

Casa Blanca is a collage of found beauty — and every piece has its place.

Follow the journey on Instagram.

visit casa blanca

Book your stay directly with us for the best rates, flexible conditions, and a more personal experience.Casablanca is open.

Book your stay

Book now