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Ceramic floors and handmade Sardinian furniture give the bedroom its local character. The room looks toward the courtyard, with an armchair and coffee table in a sitting corner. Wrought-iron curtain rods frame the windows. Pastel shades and painted walls continue the traditional style.

One heritage bathroom design has pink-toned walls and stone basins. The same design has an arched glass shower and a vanity made from local stone.

A built-in corner seat and low wood table sit beside the glazed doors, with a rounded bench near the sleeping area. White curved walls, dark beams and reed ceiling panels give the interior its shape. The outlook is toward the inner courtyard.

Wood, stone and glass appear throughout the furniture, including a writing surface and fitted storage. An arched opening shelters the outdoor table and chairs. The bathroom uses local granite and a shower enclosed by glass. In one design, narrow colored recesses beside the mirror add detail to the pale walls.

Pastel walls and ceramic floors set the scene for traditional Sardinian furniture. Armchairs and a small table sit beside the sleeping area. Painted detail surrounds the windows, along with wrought-iron curtain rods. The room has a partial view of the bay.

Rustic chairs and tables furnish the outdoor space, with seating beyond the bedroom. Heritage bathroom designs use local Sardinian stone and colored tiles. A vanity and shower complete the bathing area.

A covered arch frames outdoor seating and a partial view of the bay. Inside, a low table sits beside the built-in corner seat. A rounded bench stands near the sleeping area, while dark wood beams and reed panels cross the ceiling above white curved walls.

Fitted storage and a writing surface form part of the modern furniture, with stone and wood used across the room. Rattan chairs and a small table furnish the outdoor space. One bathroom design has blue-tiled recesses beside pale stone surfaces, adding stronger color to this part of the interior.

Wood panels and shutters frame the bedroom in the original wing. A dark writing desk stands along the wall, with a chair beside it and a small table near the sleeping area. Glazed doors lead toward the outdoor seating, where the bay is visible beyond the railing.

Stone and tiled surfaces accompany the wood furniture. Warm mosaic tiles surround the bathroom's walk-in shower, which is enclosed by glass. A long stone vanity sits below a broad mirror, with an oval blue inset beside it.

A reed canopy and dark juniper wood frame the sleeping area against matte white walls. Seating beside the glazed doors looks toward the bay, while rounded furniture follows the curves of the interior. A walnut chest and small side tables provide storage and surfaces near the chairs.

The rattan outdoor furniture was made for the hotel by an Italian workshop. Its tabletop combines stone, enamel and glass in colors inspired by Cala di Volpe. Discreet lamps sit among the custom furniture. Local granite and colored tiles extend the contemporary material palette into the bathroom.

The sitting area shares the bedroom, with a sofa and low table beside the glazed doors. Pale sculpted walls, dark wood beams and reed ceiling panels shape the contemporary interior. A writing desk stands along the wall, keeping a work surface separate from the seats.

Covered outdoor areas look toward the sea, with tables and chairs for sitting beyond the bedroom. Some arrangements use a built-in seat beneath an arch. Bathrooms combine stone surfaces with glass showers, while the individual designs may also include a bathtub.

The living room places a curved sofa around a low wood table, with the bedroom set beyond an opening. Sardinian textiles and artwork accompany the pale walls, while colored cushions and a patterned rug add detail to the lounge. Windows look toward the courtyard or garden.

The bedroom has a rounded bench and a small seat following the curve of the wall. Dark ceiling beams and reed panels link its design to the living room. Furnished outdoor seating extends the space beyond the interior. In the bathroom, a stone vanity and shower continue the use of local materials; one layout includes a small dressing surface between two basins.

Large hand-fired ceramic tiles and Sardinian crafts shape the interior. Local artisans make the floor tiles to suit each suite’s colors. Wood furniture and fabric-covered seats follow the curved walls, with curtains framing the glass openings.

Outdoor chairs and small tables face the coast and provide seating together. The angle and extent of the sea view vary between suites. Bathroom designs differ, too: one pairs green tiles with a shower, while another has pink-toned walls, pale stone and a bathtub.

Rodolfo Dordoni designed these interiors in the original wing. The suite includes a bedroom and living area, with a sofa and chair for sitting indoors. A desk provides a separate surface for writing. The private bathroom has a shower and a bidet, while the furnished outdoor space faces the Mediterranean.

The bedroom opens toward a lounge with a curved sofa and low wood table. Arched openings and glazed doors link the seating to the outdoor furniture, with a partial sea outlook from the suite. Pale sculpted walls contrast with dark beams and reed ceiling panels.

A desk and fitted storage sit along the interior walls. The furnishings bring together Sardinian materials and contemporary shapes, with colored cushions and a rug around the low table. Stone surfaces and colored recesses carry the same design into the bathroom.

White curved walls and dark juniper wood frame the bedroom and lounge. Broad openings link these spaces, where sofas and armchairs gather around a low wood table. A stone desk provides a writing surface apart from the seating. A rounded walnut chest adds storage.

Reed ceiling panels and discreet lamps continue the use of local materials. Outside, custom rattan seats face the Mediterranean. The tabletops combine stone, enamel and glass, with seating extending beyond the lounge. Granite surfaces and colored tiles carry the same palette into the bathroom.