At Casa Flora, the entire design layout reinterprets Venice’s imagery through contemporary forms.
Here, the architecture and interiors of a typical Venetian palace meet the finest Italian handcrafted and manufactured design. Everything is bespoke, with every piece conceived so that the space itself becomes an experience, while natural elements permeate the rooms and spaces throughout.
The entrance door opens onto the piano nobile, entirely reimagined: light floods the space through large windows, while three portals connect the different living environments, creating a fluid and softly articulated spatial sequence. This space also serves as the social heart of the house—a domestic campo, designed to be shared through lunches and dinners prepared in the spacious kitchen at the centre of the apartment and served in the dining room, which can also transform into a meeting space.
Bedrooms
The private bedrooms are designed to enhance privacy and personal well-being. The characteristic colours of the lagoon—light pink, green, yellow, and blue—define this more intimate part of the house. Tapestries are nuanced accordingly, and side tables transform into original flower vases.
Each room includes a dedicated reading area and a generously sized, private bathroom with a hammam. All bathrooms are conceived as a small private garden—a relaxing greenhouse that forms a seamless extension of the garden in front of Casa Flora. They feature double terrazzo basins paired with two bathtubs: one fully functional, and the other designed to host interior plants, allowing the house to breathe naturally.
Kitchen
At the heart of the house, the kitchen is conceived as a shared space, ideal for distinguished lunches and dinners. A large central island topped with green stone recalls the historic interiors of lagoon homes. Two windows open onto views of the rooftops and typical Venetian terraces, while natural light shapes and softens the space.
Facilities:
- combination microwave oven,
- refrigerator,
- dishwasher,
- induction hob,
- kitchenware and tableware
Dining room
The dining room doubles as a meeting area and features a central custom briarwood table seating 10 guests, featuring brass legs.
Living room
A smooth and inviting space completes the social area of the house, connected to the sleeping quarters. A large three-mullioned window offers a unique view of the garden at Hotel Flora. The room features a generously sized green sofa designed by Luca Nichetto with Rubelli fabrics, a reading corner, and a curated library of art and design books selected by B-r-u-n-o, one of Venice’s most innovative and vibrant bookshops.
