Project | Feel good Resort Johannis – Italy

Morning at Feel good Resort Johannis begins with sunlight spilling across terraced vineyards. The hillsides shimmer in soft greens and golds, framed by the quiet strength of the Dolomites. Guests linger on the terrace, coffee in hand, as the day unfolds slowly in this meeting of Mediterranean warmth and alpine clarity.

It is here, in this gentle rhythm, that Artie’s furniture finds its voice. The Bari sofa, woven by hand in tones that mirror the earth, seems to belong as naturally as the vines climbing the slopes. Beside it, the Ambience coffee table offers a place for a glass of South Tyrolean wine, its presence simple yet essential. These pieces are not additions to the view but companions to it, extending the sense of ease that defines the resort.

Unlike grand gestures, the design whispers. It does not compete with orchards or mountain peaks but leans into them, shaping spaces where stillness feels abundant. To sit here is to notice more—the shifting shadows on stone, the hush of evening air, the quiet bond between people and the land.

For Artie, the collaboration with Feel good Resort Johannis is less about placing furniture and more about creating atmosphere. Craft and setting converge to form an experience that is not staged but lived, one that leaves guests carrying with them the calm of South Tyrol long after they depart.