The room of the light that stays

Grogu, in Sardinian language, means yellow. It is the colour of the sun when it hits stone, of memories that illuminate without dazzling.

It is a double room on the first floor, with two balconies, a small bathroom with shower but no bidet, decorated floors and a brick vaulted ceiling.

It was once the bedroom of Angelo Schintu, then of his grandson Raffaele Urgu, custodians of the shop on the ground floor.
The small family safe still lives in the wall today, like a secret left as a legacy.