This is a real surprise in the Turin hills, a delightful little villa, full of inventions and colour.

The windows decorations reminds of Masino house .

The style is quite homogneous, and the effect is very pleasant.

As usual, there is a touch of middle-age, with the tower and the masonry in view.

The structure of the roof reminds of the Baravalle mansion
 
 The house is like a summary of Gribodo's style. We find bricks and floreal decorations like in in via Piffetti 10 (and 12), the things under the windows are minoic in style, like in via Piffetti 5.
Then, of course, the decoration with the woman, even if less ethereal, reminds of the nymph in via Piffetti 10.
  
Some buildings nearby:

just opposite this one, villa Antonietta, built in a typical romanic/middle-age style by Cimbro Gelati in 1903, in via Gatti number 24, all bricks and with a big round tower.

Just a little bit down further, on the corner between via Gatti and via Curreno-Corso Lanza, another mysterious new-romanic mansion, with a huge window protected by a big iron work, a fake drawbridge and some window decorations that are very much similar to the ones presented here. This can be a link with Gribodo