We were approached with a deeply personal request: to create a gift for someone close. Not an object, and not a one-evening experience, but the realization of a long-held dream — a private polo club and a distinct world around it.
From the beginning, it was clear that this story extended far beyond sport itself. It was about shaping a way of life — a space where polo becomes just one layer within a larger scenario defined by nature, aesthetics, rituals, hospitality, and meaningful time spent with one’s inner circle.
We built the project starting from emotion: the quiet of early mornings and the scent of grass, the movement of horses, the rhythm of training sessions, and slow evenings after the game. The polo club was envisioned as an intimate, private world for friends, family, and like-minded individuals.
Within the concept, we developed not only the sporting infrastructure, but also a clubhouse and spaces for gathering, hosting guests, dinners, events, and private formats. Every element was designed with a focus on privacy, quality of time, and attention to detail.
Although the project was ultimately not realized, it remains an important example for us of how one person’s dream can evolve into a complete and thoughtful spatial concept — where a gift becomes not an object, but the beginning of a new story and a new way of living.