Take a look at Palazzo Daniele, a hotel at the very tip of Italy’s heel in a 150-year-old villa-turned-hotel, with stripped-back interiors by designers Ludovico and Roberto Paloma of Palomba Serafina Associati:
Into the courtyards.
Original frescoed ceilings, carefully restored, make for a colorful backdrop to clean-lined furniture and contemporary art.
A living room has eggshell-blue walls and an unexpected periwinkle trim.
An ornate hallway leads to one of the suite’s pale guest rooms.
A wall-mounted reading lamp in a guest bedroom.
A suite bedroom in hues of pale blue and persimmon.
The Suite Apartment features a simple kitchen, with tiled countertops and backsplash and skirted storage.
The pool, for keeping cool in the Italian heat.