SICIS REDESIGNS NAPA VALLEY FLORA SPRINGS WINERY

Summary:

• Flora Springs Winery in Napa Valley features a new design led by owners Gina Gallo-Boisset and Jean-Charles Boisset along with mosaic manufacturer SICIS.
• The property exterior includes 630 square meters of green gradient mosaic tiles.
• Three updated tasting rooms incorporate custom glass surfaces and specific thematic designs.

Visit Highway 29 in Napa Valley and you will find Flora Springs Winery. Owners Gina Gallo-Boisset and Jean-Charles Boisset collaborated with SICIS to redesign the property. The original building by architect Joel Miroglio mirrors local geological layers. Today, the structure displays over 1,100 square meters of hand-laid mosaics. The exterior facade covers 630 square meters. SICIS applied 15x15 millimeter tiles to create a green gradient across the curved walls. Six color blends reflect the surrounding vineyards and the Mayacamas Mountains.

The project began after Jean-Charles Boisset visited the SICIS showroom in Paris. The initial plan focused on the tasting rooms. The final execution expanded into an integrated design connecting exterior surfaces, furniture, and lighting. Step inside to experience three tasting spaces. SICIS applied Pixel Mosaic techniques and collections like Iridium, Murano, and Colibrì. The first room displays a vine pergola representing the harvest. The second room shows a pixelated garden referencing biodynamic farming. The third room features a night sky with constellations, dedicated to the owners' twin daughters.

Flora Springs Winery

Flora Springs Winery

Your visit includes a tasting bar covered in an 18-square-meter mosaic based on Botticelli's The Birth of Venus. Another monumental mosaic draws inspiration from Botticelli's Primavera. The outdoor courtyard guides your view with butterfly and flower motifs. SICIS integrated Vetrite glass panels into countertops and tables. The manufacturer supplied custom Amaretto seating fabrics and Philippe tables. These materials meet hospitality standards, including fire-retardant textiles and UL-certified lighting for the American market. SICIS founder Maurizio Placuzzi confirms the design expanded from a simple request into a complete environment.