Ludovico Ariosto, one of Italy’s leading authors, chose freedom and independence, which led him to build himself a small, but cosy, dwelling on which he placed the following inscription:
“Parva sed apta mihi, sed nulli obnoxia, sed non sordida, parta meo sed tamen aere domus” – “Small, but sufficient for me, over which no one can claim rights, decent and bought with my own money”.
And it is from these Latin words and this thought that the name sedApta was born: small, but well designed.