Palazzo Daniele

Architecture Domenico Malinconico

Architecture Domenico Malinconico

In the nine suites, bare walls feature the cracks of time and monastic beds take center stage...

serving to exaggerate the grandeur of original ceiling frescoes and mosaic flooring. Ludovica + Roberto Palomba turned the building’s layout around, converting the ground floor living areas into spaces for exhibiting art. At the back of the building, the guestrooms and gathering spots look onto a series of courtyards. Historical features, meanwhile, such as the property’s 19th-century chapel, have been restored.

Interior design Ludovica + Roberto Palomba

Sparsely furnished spaces feature design pieces that blur the lines between art and function.

Site-specific works chosen by Francesco Petrucci, such a Luigi Presicce lamp, Nicolas Party stools, Roberto Cuoghi sculpture, Simon d’Exea light box, Mohamed Namou’s “pocket”, and Carla Accardi’s lithography mix seamlessly with ancient portraits.