Sardinia’s Caraluna Curates Luisa Beccaria, Cabana, and Ilio Smeraldo for Summer 2026

Caraluna is turning Sardinia’s summer into a tightly edited shopping fantasy. Set inside Due Lune Puntaldia Resort & Golf, the concept store is leaning into collaborations with Luisa Beccaria, Cabana and Ilio Smeraldo, making the resort feel less like a hotel stop and more like a fully built wardrobe for the season.

That is the point of the place. Carolina Fumagalli launched Caraluna in 2025 to extend her family’s hospitality business, and the store sits where the punch of the idea makes sense: on the Puntaldìa peninsula in the San Teodoro area, about 30 minutes from Olbia airport, inside the Tavolara and Molara Marine Protected Area. Due Lune says the property has 65 rooms, and Caraluna treats that setting like part of the merchandising, pairing sea air, beach days and long dinners with a mix of resortwear, homeware, ceramics, accessories and more. The online shop already lists more than 300 products, which tells you this is not a token boutique. It is a real wardrobe system.

Caraluna’s own framing is sharper than the usual luxury-shop poetry. Fumagalli built it around timeless elegance and conscious, sustainable selections, with the idea of bringing favorite brands beyond our doors. That lands because the store is not selling one isolated mood. It is selling a complete summer language: a dress that works at lunch, a ceramic object that looks right at dinner, a woven accessory that survives the beach-to-bar shuffle, and enough lifestyle pieces to make the whole thing feel intentional instead of impulse-driven.

The collaboration roster is the clue to where chic vacation dressing is headed. Cabana brings editorial taste with actual range, built by Martina Mondadori from magazine to homeware to fashion-adjacent partnerships. Its history with Carolina Herrera, Destree, Antik Batik, The Colony Hotel Palm Beach, Tiffany & Co., Chanel and Aerin shows how far lifestyle branding has moved beyond simple retail. Ilio Smeraldo adds a different edge, with 18 collaborations launched in 2021 as a female-empowerment initiative, which gives the shoe label a sharper, more product-first kind of momentum. And then there is Luisa Beccaria, a name that instantly signals soft-focus femininity and vacation ease without tipping into costume.

The smartest detail may be the most understated one: Caraluna is already selling Cabana Magazine issue No. 25. That is the whole play in one object. The store is not just curating clothes. It is curating the way summer 2026 gets read, worn and lived, from the beach to the table to the playlist.