Art and Decoration: the components that make Vila Da Santa a unique accommodation

If you are a lover of art, antiques and enjoy being in environments where every detail tells a story, Vila Da Santa is the right place for you. Here the decor was designed to be part of your experience.

Where do the parts come from?

To better understand why art is such an important part of the Hotel, it is necessary to go back a little in our history.

When they decided to bring the hotel project to life in 2010, owners Bettina and Pierre d'Archemont chose not to decorate the rooms in a common way.

Instead, they decided to add to Vila Da Santa objects and pieces of art acquired during their more than 30 years of travel, mainly through France and Italy.

To accommodate all the works in an environment that connects them, the hotel was built in a similar way to Mediterranean houses, and is also an architectural landmark in Búzios.

The union of architecture and pieces gave the hotel a unique touch, where guests can relax during their stay while admiring the surrounding decoration.

What are the decorative objects?

You must be curious to know what these objects are, right? Today we are going to reveal some of them. To see all the works of art, we suggest you come to Vila Da Santa with a detailed look.

• Jar used as an olive oil container made of terracotta and with period stamps. France — 18th century.
• Provençal window from the city where the Catholic popes resided in the 14th century. Avignon, France — 18th century.
• Marble "offering" statue used at the entrance to Italian palaces. Rome, Italy — 12th century.
• Provençal castle entrance lion. Marseille, France — 18th century.
• Mirror with carved and gilded wooden frame. Spain — 17th century.
• Hatches of the famous cruise ship France. France, 1950.
• French bar. Marseille, France — 19th century.
• Cast iron bench and soft slats from slopes. Provence, France — 19th century.
• Gate of a farmhouse in Minas Gerais that belonged to Juscelino Kubitschek. Minas Gerais, Brazil — 19th century.
• Tiles from the famous Dutch royal pottery depicting scenes of life and customs of the time. Makkum, Netherlands — 19th century.

Why Vila da Santa?

In addition to all the charm provided by the works of art, Vila da Santa is located in a strategic location.

Located in Praia dos Ossos, a traditional fishing village, privileged by calm seas, the hotel blends into the peaceful atmosphere of the neighborhood.

However, for those who want to visit the most popular part of Búzios, this is not a problem. We are also just a few minutes away from the main points of the city.

Such as Rua de Pedra, a 15-minute walk from the hotel, and Praia Azeda, a 10-minute walk from the hotel.

Are you interested in everything Vila da Santa has to offer? Make your reservation now!