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Architecture and Interior Design firm, Spagnulo & Partners has been founded in Milan by Federico Spagnulo with the collaboration of Alessandra Carbone and Andrea Spagnulo and it now has a staff of 15 people, including employees and associates. Great emphasis is placed on using Italy’s world-renowned strengths in high quality interior craftsmanship, providing the necessary continuity between the project and its realization, as well as defining the distinctive way of doing “Italian Interiors”. Despite its knowledge and experience covering the whole world of Architecture and Design, Spagnulo & Partners is particularly focused on Interior Design projects for luxury mansions and hotels, both in Italy and abroad.

At Palazzo del Duca in Matera, Spagnulo & Partners is developing an ongoing hospitality project that connects distinct h...
11/11/2026

At Palazzo del Duca in Matera, Spagnulo & Partners is developing an ongoing hospitality project that connects distinct historic buildings through a shared design language.
The concept brings together the material character of the existing architecture and contemporary interiors, establishing continuity across spaces with different identities and functions.
With the first rooms already unveiled, the project is gradually taking shape, introducing a new chapter in the relationship between Matera's architectural heritage and contemporary hospitality.

Palazzo del Duca - Hotel & Restaurant

Architecture • Interior Design • Hospitality Design • Adaptive Reuse • Matera

09/11/2026

A city where architecture emerges from the earth, and centuries of history remain visible in the relationship between stone, light and space.
Within the extraordinary setting of the Sassi, Spagnulo & Partners is developing a new hospitality project for Palazzo del Duca, a luxury hotel spread across different historic buildings.
An architectural journey that begins with the identity of the place and unfolds through its many layers.

Palazzo del Duca - Hotel & Restaurant

Architecture • Hospitality Design • Heritage • Matera • Italy

At Baglioni Hotel Luna, Spagnulo & Partners draws on this eclectic heritage to establish a dialogue between the building...
06/11/2026

At Baglioni Hotel Luna, Spagnulo & Partners draws on this eclectic heritage to establish a dialogue between the building's historic interiors and contemporary design.
Rosso Verona, Giallo Siena and Fior di Pesco marble, Murano glass chandeliers and Venetian stuccoes coexist with bespoke furnishings in burnished brass, copper and curved wood. Rubelli textiles introduce another layer of the city's craftsmanship.
Each element contributes to a composition in which different periods and design languages find a shared architectural expression.

Baglioni Hotel Luna, Venezia

Interior Design • Material Research • Venetian Craftsmanship • Bespoke Furniture • Hospitality

04/11/2026

At Baglioni Hotel Luna, Spagnulo & Partners reinterprets the hotel's public spaces through a sequence of bespoke architectural elements.
The reception desk combines burnished brass and Istrian stone, while the Canova Bar is defined by an oval copper volume wrapped in fluid metal surfaces. Curved wooden tables, upholstered seating and glass-and-brass partitions establish different spatial relationships within the historic rooms.
A contemporary intervention that works with the existing architecture, allowing its layered identity to evolve through new uses and experiences.

Baglioni Hotel Luna, Venezia

Architecture • Interior Design • Hospitality Design • Bespoke Interiors • Spatial Design • Venice

The recent reopening of the Salone Marco Polo marks the completion of a five-year renovation programme at Baglioni Hotel...
03/11/2026

The recent reopening of the Salone Marco Polo marks the completion of a five-year renovation programme at Baglioni Hotel Luna, Venice.
Beneath 18th-century frescoes attributed to the school of Giambattista Tiepolo, the historic room continues to welcome guests, preserving its artistic heritage while responding to contemporary hospitality.
For Spagnulo & Partners, the project reflects an approach rooted in the continuity between architecture, memory and the experience of space.

Baglioni Hotel Luna, Venezia

Architecture • Heritage • Hospitality Design • Historic Interiors • Venice

In the rooms of the Milan Marriott Hotel, details become an integral part of the overall design language.Spagnulo & Part...
30/10/2026

In the rooms of the Milan Marriott Hotel, details become an integral part of the overall design language.
Spagnulo & Partners works across different scales, from the distinctive wooden doors to the lighting that frames the sleeping area and the finishes integrated into the furnishings. Each element is conceived in relation to the space, contributing to a consistent identity.
The same approach extends to the textiles. The custom-designed rug reinterprets the geometries that recur throughout the project, translating their precise lines into a softer, more tactile expression.
Every element contributes to the same design vision, creating a sense of continuity throughout the interiors.

Milan Marriott Hotel

Photo © Diego De Pol

Marriott Milan • Architectural details • Custom-designed rug • Bespoke woodwork • Integrated lighting • Material continuity

At the Marriott Hotel Milan, art is conceived as an integral part of the project.For Spagnulo & Partners, artworks are n...
28/10/2026

At the Marriott Hotel Milan, art is conceived as an integral part of the project.
For Spagnulo & Partners, artworks are not simply placed within the interiors but contribute to their identity, establishing a dialogue with the materials and bespoke elements that define each space.
Textures and graphic signs become recurring motifs throughout the project, drawing inspiration from the expressive gestures of renowned artists and translating them into a contemporary language. Art moves beyond the frame, extending onto walls and surfaces to become part of the material composition of the interiors.
This dialogue between art and architecture gives each space its own character while maintaining a sense of continuity throughout the hotel.
Art becomes texture. Texture becomes architecture.

Milan Marriott Hotel

Photo © Diego De Pol

Marriott Milan • Art and architecture • Material textures • Graphic surfaces • Bespoke interiors • Contemporary hospitality

At the Marriott Hotel Milan, the suite is conceived as a sequence of connected spaces, with the sleeping and living area...
26/10/2026

At the Marriott Hotel Milan, the suite is conceived as a sequence of connected spaces, with the sleeping and living areas defined by a consistent design language.
In the bedroom, the wall behind the bed becomes a distinctive feature. Its geometric composition introduces rhythm and depth, framing the sleeping area and giving character to the room.
Wooden panelling accompanies the transition towards the living area, which opens up to accommodate different moments of the stay. The furnishings introduce a more domestic dimension while maintaining visual continuity with the bedroom.
Throughout the suite, each element contributes to a coherent environment that balances the intimacy of the sleeping area with the openness and flexibility of the living space.

Milan Marriott Hotel

Photo © Diego De Pol

Marriott Milan • Suite design • Bedroom and living area • Geometric headboard • Wooden panelling • Spatial continuity

Spagnulo & Partners has redesigned the historic Marriott Hotel in Milan, reinterpreting its identity through a project t...
23/10/2026

Spagnulo & Partners has redesigned the historic Marriott Hotel in Milan, reinterpreting its identity through a project that brings heritage and contemporary design into dialogue.
The intervention encompasses the hotel’s 317 rooms, together with its hospitality and event spaces, renewed through an understated architectural language with particular attention to materials and details.
In the lobby, the project unfolds through a sequence of environments that lead from the entrance towards the lounge and more intimate areas. Full-height shelving defines the different zones while maintaining visual continuity, while bespoke wooden elements bring warmth to the interiors. Subtle accents of colour in the upholstered furniture and rugs enrich the predominantly neutral palette.
The project gives the hotel a renewed identity while preserving its connection to its history and to the architectural character of Milan.

Milan Marriott Hotel

Photo © Diego De Pol

Marriott Milan • Lobby design • Bespoke woodwork • Visual continuity • Neutral material palette • Hospitality interiors

21/10/2026

A recurring geometry moves through the interiors of the Marriott Hotel Milan, changing scale as it moves from architecture to detail.
Spagnulo & Partners translates the grid into spatial elements, bespoke furnishings and material surfaces, creating a visual rhythm that gives continuity to the project while defining its different environments.

Milan Marriott Hotel

Marriott Milan • Geometric grid • Bespoke furnishings • Material surfaces • Spatial rhythm • Hospitality interiors

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