It is an ambitious project that is slowly becoming a reality. A Creative Space of development and sharing with training moments, common projects and upgrading ideas through art, cooperation, coworking and the design of objects that arise from the love for these places inspired by woods, stones, shapes and colors.

San Gregorio is a small village in the central Apennines, divided between the beautiful panorama, the historical myth of the Brigands and the need for focused redevelopment.

Those who arrive here are struck by a strange sensation, maybe because of the many curves of the road or the magic that history has handed down, or because from here you can see the highest peaks of central Italy and the sea.

We are 1008 meters above sea level; in the summer the sun sets earlier whereas in the winter our position exposes us to the most severe weather, the wind is wind, the fog is fog and the snow is snow.

In the woods surrounding San Gregorio you can meet a wolf with a measured step, it doesn’t notice you and runs away, a roe deer that quickly bolts away, a concealed owl in the hollow of a trunk, a fox or a noisy boar, or more simply the silence.

San Gregorio becomes a reference point to observe, study, concentrate on the innermost areas and let yourself being inspired, transforming this place into a vehicle of well-being.

The study, consultation, spaces for aggregation and contemplation, forest bathing: doing well to feel good in harmony with oneself and with the communities.

In the new path, the common good is the guide tool for the pursuit of regenerating actions of the places.

Tania places man and his relationship with nature at the center of every process, because she is convinced that the future passes through the rediscovery of the consciousness of the “bio-logical” rhythm that works in symbiosis with nature as a giver of life.

She is proud of being from the Marche region, of her passion for art and everything that helps to restore beauty and dignity to things, giving new life to the places that were home and refuge for our ancestors.