Lemon season, in four tables

Breakfast under a pergola, lunch by the water, an aperitivo above the bay and a late dinner indoors. The art of receiving, coast-style.

Lemons hanging from a branch above a balustrade, with a coastal village and blue sea beyond.
HIGHER studio (illustrative image)

On the southern Italian coast, hospitality is a sequence. Each meal has its place, its light and its rules.

Morning: the pergola

Shade first. Fruit, bread, strong coffee. Nothing that requires a knife.

Noon: the water’s edge

Lunch at sea level, ideally reached by boat. Fish simply grilled, lemons cut at the table.

Evening: above the bay

The aperitivo is about the view. Small plates, something bitter and cold, conversation timed to the sunset.

On this coast, hospitality is a sequence. Each meal has its place, its light and its rules.

Night: indoors, at last

Dinner moves inside when the air cools. Linen, candles, a table that seats more people than planned. That is the point.

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