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Antique pieces stand on Italian oak floors beveled by hand in the main double rooms. Velvet wall coverings sit above wood panels, with Murano-glass chandeliers hanging over the bedroom. A crafted bar cabinet stands among antique mirrors.

One design has a red padded headboard and a broad mirror. Another pairs green velvet with tall windows. The smaller single rooms have a compact layout, with a writing table and framed artwork. Three-tone Italian marble finishes the bathrooms of the main double rooms.

Hand-beveled oak floors run through the bedroom, beneath Italian furniture made for these rooms. Patterned fabrics accompany mirrors with an antique finish. Many designs use dark gray tones, with Alinari prints of Florence in the nineteenth century.

A small table and padded chairs sit beside the window in one arrangement. Some rooms have a metal canopy over the bed, with arched mirrors along the wall. Italian marble finishes the bathroom, which has either a bathtub or a shower.

Velvet seating and the sleeping area share an open layout, with antique furniture and Italian fabrics throughout. Large mirrors sit against wood-paneled walls, and the bathroom is finished in two-tone marble. Some suites add a walk-in closet or frame the bed with a canopy.

One design has blue upholstered chairs beside a glass-paneled door, with patterned gold walls around the bed. Another uses a red headboard, a writing table and a small sofa at the foot of the bed.

Velvet seating shares the open bedroom, with large mirrors and Alinari prints of nineteenth-century Florence. Some beds stand beneath a metal canopy, while selected suites have a walk-in closet. Italian fabrics cover the furnishings, with oak floors continuing through the interior.

One design places a round table and padded chairs beside the window. Another has an Italian marble shower room off the bedroom. Its shower has a glass enclosure, above a patterned floor.

Windows overlook Palazzo Strozzi and Florence’s shopping streets. Velvet sofas sit beside the bed in the open bedroom and sitting space. Large mirrors sit against wood-paneled walls, and selected designs add a canopy or walk-in closet.

One design pairs a red padded headboard with patterned walls; another has blue seating beside the window. Italian fabrics and restored antiques reflect the Helvetia wing’s historic style. The bathroom is lined with two-tone marble.

Classic furniture and Italian fabrics fill the Helvetia wing’s shared sleeping area. The bedroom has restored antiques and oak floors beveled by hand.

Italian marble lines the bathroom. The room has an electric kettle for hot drinks, along with bathrobes and slippers.

One design has a sofa below the sleeping area, with a staircase linking the two levels. Other layouts keep the bed and seating on the same level, beside tall windows and a writing table. Classic furniture and patterned fabrics run through these interiors.

One pairs a padded headboard and an antique chest with pale floral walls. Another has red patterned walls around the sitting corner, with a sofa and armchair beside the window.

Silk taffeta curtains and antique furniture furnish the sitting and sleeping spaces. The style is that of a Florentine residence. Some suites look onto Piazza Strozzi. In one design, glass-paneled doors divide the spaces, with a sofa and small tables beyond the bedroom.

Floral walls or warm ocher walls with white trim surround the interiors. Brass and crystal lamps stand beside carved mirrors and original furnishings. Some beds have a delicate metal canopy, while Italian marble finishes the bathroom.

A sitting area with sofas and a table lies apart from the sleeping space, in a quiet part of the hotel. Handcrafted scagliola tables by Bianco Bianchi join brass lamps and antique-finish mirrors. Silk shantung and velvet cover the walls, with Alinari prints showing nineteenth-century Florence.

Most arrangements frame the bed with a canopy. One design places a dark sofa beside a small coffee table, with arched mirrors around the bedroom. Fine Italian marble finishes the bathroom.

An internal connection links the rooms, each with its own sleeping space and Italian marble bathroom. Oak floors run beneath restored furniture in the Helvetia wing, with Italian fabrics throughout.

Each room has an electric kettle for hot drinks. Bathrobes and slippers are also provided.

Emerald walls surround velvet sofas and a fireplace in the living room. A separate study faces the open-air courtyard. A four-poster bed made by hand stands in the sleeping area, with taffeta and velvet curtains framing the windows. Alinari prints show nineteenth-century Florence.

The main bathroom has two basins and a shower. The guest washroom has a shell-shaped marble basin. Brass lamps stand beside scagliola tables by Bianco Bianchi throughout the interiors. Cushioned outdoor seating and a round table furnish the courtyard.

Separate bedrooms open off a living room with white Carrara marble mirrors. Handcrafted furniture and Italian fabrics reflect Anouska Hempel’s design, alongside decorative hearth surrounds and artwork. The bedrooms have dressing areas or walk-in closets. Small tables stand among the lounge seats.

Layouts have two or three Italian marble bathrooms, with one or two basins. The baths include showers for two, heated towel rails and tubs by Devon&Devon. The tubs can be deep soaking or freestanding designs. Selected suites span two levels, with an internal staircase linking the spaces.

On the fifth floor, these suites look across Florence toward the Duomo and Palazzo Vecchio. The bedroom and sitting room give the layout two distinct spaces, with large windows framing the city. Designs vary: one has a canopy beneath exposed ceiling beams, with a velvet sofa in the adjoining room.

Another arrangement uses striped seating and a round dining table beside a low cabinet. Antique pieces and patterned fabrics accompany the seating and dining areas. Italian marble finishes the bathing space. The two suites can be booked together to occupy the floor.

A writing desk and walk-in closet accompany the bedroom, while the living room occupies a separate space. Marble mirrors frame the bedroom, with sofas and small tables arranged in the lounge. Taffeta and velvet curtains hang beside windows above hand-beveled oak floors.

The bathroom has a large Devon&Devon tub and a separate shower. One design has a broad arched opening looking toward the lounge from the bathing space. Outside, a table and chairs stand beside planted pots and decorative metalwork.

Velvet sofas and marble finishes furnish the large sitting room that opens into two communicating bedrooms. Anouska Hempel’s design pairs scagliola tables made by hand with bronze lamps and mirrors with an antique finish. Mirrored panels or wrought iron form the four-poster beds, with silk shantung curtains around the windows.

Three bathrooms use white Carrara marble. The main one has two basins and a central Devon&Devon tub opposite a fireplace. A shower completes the bathing space. In one design, arched openings link the rooms, and dark seating surrounds a round table in the lounge.