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Leather armchairs and a coffee table give the room a sitting area of its own. The adjoining desk offers a useful surface for work. Furniture made in Italy and sculpted lights add detail to the soft colors and gold accents.

Large windows face either the piazza or the courtyard. A mirrored frame surrounds the quilted headboard, with white linens keeping the bed simple against the richer finishes. Cream marble extends across the bathroom walls and floor. A current room photo shows a dark sofa at the foot of the bed. Long lights hang beside the headboard, with seating that varies between rooms.

A sofa or an armchair forms the sitting area, with a coffee table close by. Neutral tones and gold accents run through the room, alongside furniture made in Italy. The large windows look toward Via Fabio Filzi or the courtyard, depending on the layout.

A leather chair accompanies the broad desk, separate from the bedside furniture. Mirrored edging frames the quilted headboard above the white linens. Cream-colored marble covers the bathroom walls and floor, with glass enclosing the shower. Current room photos show changes in the design between layouts. One has hanging gold-colored lights; another has an armchair near the window and a desk across from the bed.

Gold accents and sculptural lights add warmth to the room’s neutral colors. Large windows and furniture made in Italy give the sitting area a strong sense of place. A sofa and armchairs surround the coffee table, with a separate leather chair at the broad desk.

Mirrored edges frame the padded headboard, set against plain white bed linen. Marble covers the bathroom walls and floor in the same soft tones. The current room photograph also shows stacked square mirrors above the desk and a tall lamp with a textured white finish. These details are part of the pictured interior; furniture and decorative pieces can vary between rooms.

Parquet floors and gold accents bring warmth to the open-plan interior. Large windows face either Piazza Duca d’Aosta or the courtyard. Italian-made furniture and sculptural lights add detail to the neutral colors, with a sofa or an armchair in the sitting area.

A leather chair accompanies the broad work station, and there is more seating near the bed. The quilted headboard has a mirrored frame, while plain white linens keep the sleeping area simple. Smooth marble lines the bathroom walls and floor. One current bedroom photo shows a diamond pattern on the tall headboard. Long pendant lights hang on either side, with details that vary between suites.

A corner position in the hotel’s newer wing brings light through floor-to-ceiling windows. Parquet floors and gold accents set the tone, with panels showing images of the hotel’s façade. The lounge has Italian-made furniture and a table for five, suited to meals or a small meeting.

A sliding panel divides the sitting and sleeping areas when more privacy is needed. The padded headboard has mirrored edging, with an armchair nearby and white linens on the bed. Marble covers the walls and floor of the main bathroom. In the pictured lounge, a long dining table stands beside the windows, with dark chairs along its sides and a sofa facing a low coffee table.

The separate bedroom gives the suite a clear division between sleeping and sitting. A sofa and armchair furnish the lounge, which also works as a small meeting space. The design draws on Milan’s workshops, with sculpted lights and Italian-made furniture in soft colors.

A generous work station in the bedroom adds a surface away from the lounge. Mirrored edging surrounds the quilted headboard, set behind crisp white bed linen. Dark marble gives the main bathroom a richer finish than the lighter living spaces. One pictured bedroom has a large arched mirror and an armchair with a footstool. The lounge photo shows a black-and-white image of the hotel’s façade.

A separate lounge forms the shared center of the stay, with a sofa, leather armchair and coffee table. Milan’s workshop tradition shapes the design through Italian-made furniture and sculpted lights. Large windows brighten the sitting area, which uses neutral tones with gold accents.

The main sleeping area has a quilted headboard edged by a mirror. A large desk and leather chair form the work station. Dark marble gives the main bathroom a richer finish. The current lounge photo shows a round side table and a globe-shaped lamp. Framed artwork has blocks of color, with pieces that may differ between suites.

Pieces made in Italy give the lounge a strong sense of place. A sofa and armchair sit around a coffee table, with a broad desk nearby. Sculpted lights and details in the furniture reflect Milan’s fashion traditions.

Mirrors frame a padded headboard in the bedroom, where an extra armchair provides a seat away from the lounge. White linens contrast with the richer colors of the seats. The bathroom uses smooth marble finishes. Current photos show a bedroom with a curved purple chair and gold-colored hanging lights. A pictured lounge has deep, buttoned seats, with pieces and colors that vary between suites.

Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the corner sitting area, with parquet floors and gold accents inside. Italian-made furniture gives the suite its Milanese character. A table seating five offers space for meals or a small meeting alongside the lounge seating.

A sliding panel divides the main sleeping and living areas when privacy is needed. The quilted headboard has mirrored edging, with an extra armchair nearby. Marble lines the walls and floor of the main bathroom. A current bedroom photo shows a pale sofa at the foot of the bed. A patterned rug lies below it, and long curtains frame the windows in this layout.

Italian-crafted furniture sets the tone in the main lounge, where a sofa and armchair surround the coffee table. Gold accents add warmth to the neutral colors. A broad desk and leather chair form a work station apart from the main seating area.

In the principal bedroom, white linens contrast with a quilted headboard edged by a mirror. An extra armchair provides a place to sit away from the lounge. Marble finishes carry through the main bathroom. The current photographs show a purple curved chair in one bedroom and deep, buttoned white seats in the living room. A padded footstool also stands between the lounge chairs in the pictured layout.

Red leather upholstery sets the living room apart from the hotel’s more neutral suites. A quilted sofa sits with modern armchairs and glass-topped coffee tables, surrounded by Italian design pieces. Large windows on the fifth floor face Piazza Duca d’Aosta and bring light into the separate rooms.

The adjoining dining room seats six and can also serve as a spacious work area. A custom draped headboard gives the bedroom a softer backdrop, with an extra-large work station set apart from the bed. Marble defines the main bathroom. Current photos show the dining table beneath a branching white light fitting. A round mirror hangs above the lounge sofa in the pictured layout.

Several private rooms make up this residence on the seventh floor. Italian design pieces furnish the lounge, with a separate dining room for meals. A discreet diplomatic entrance provides access to the suite.

Each bedroom has its own design. The master room has an oversized custom bed, while the princess room has a canopy, mirrors and crystal lighting. Two further bedrooms complete the layout. Current photos show purple accents in the master room and softer cream tones in the princess room.

The pagoda-style spa includes a whirlpool and a steam shower with color therapy. A solarium offers space outside alongside the dining terrace. Murano glass lights and furniture by Italian makers add detail across the suite. Larger shared rooms are set apart from the bedrooms.