The interiors reinterpret Venetian identity in a contemporary key: fabrics

and wallpapers revisit 17th-century patterns, historic elements like Venetian

terrazzo flooring and the glass railing have been restored and enhanced, with

freestanding furnishings that respect the original structure. Immersive colors and

painted ceilings create enveloping atmospheres. Color plays a fundamental role

in the Palazzo Rota project, characterizing each space with unique tones that

extend up to the ceilings, creating immersive and enveloping environments.

The wallpapers add a distinctive touch, reinterpreting the Venetian textile

tradition.

Palazzo Rota is a 14th-century historic residence in Venice, located in Calle dei

Fabbri just steps from Piazza San Marco. The building – once a textile workshop,

glassworks, museum, and noble residence – is now open to the public with six

luxury apartments ranging from 50-80 sqm, named after the lagoon islands:

Murano, Burano, Torcello, Sant’Erasmo, Lido, and San Giorgio Maggiore.