Domari stems from the Latin domare

“to master” or “to bring under control.”
It represents precision, discipline, and the act of shaping space from raw structure to final composition.

Vilano, drawn from villa and the classical suffix ‑ ano, means
“of the estate” or “belonging to the house.”
It represents grace, intimacy, and the soul of the home, a commitment to elegance, longevity, and emotional architecture.

Together, Domari Vilano means:

“To shape what belongs to the estate.”
Or more simply:
Mastery of the home.