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Walnut panels surround the main room, with stone, bronze and glass forming the rest of the material palette. Fabrics designed by Patricia Urquiola add colour to the neutral finishes. Patterned panels rise above the headboard, and pendant lights hang beside the bedside tables.

An upholstered chair stands at a desk against the timber wall. Nearby, a small green stool adds a brighter accent. A glazed door opens to an outdoor table and chairs beside planting. Full-height curtains frame the opening.

The bathroom is lined with stone and includes a long vanity, open shelves and towel storage. Timber framing continues around the mirrors and cabinetry. The broad floor-level shower has an overhead fitting, a handheld spray and recessed shelves built into the stone wall.

Stone, walnut, bronze and glass come together in Patricia Urquiola’s design. The fabrics were created specifically for Il Sereno. A sofa, large reading chair and desk share the bedroom, with a full-length mirror near the seating. Floor-to-ceiling glass extends across the room.

Timber panels frame the headboard and continue beside the work area. Green upholstery brings colour to the pale bedding and neutral stone. A low table sits in front of the sofa, while a small dining table, chairs and woven lounger furnish the timber deck outside.

A long stone counter in the bathroom holds two basins beneath a broad mirror. Open shelves sit below, with round pendant lights against the woodwork. The vanity’s stone surface contrasts with the warm timber ceiling, continuing the natural materials used in the bedroom.

A recessed alcove creates a distinct sitting area beside the main bedroom. Its Molteni Night and Day sofa is joined by a reading lamp, while a work table sits beside the glass doors. The layout gives the room several places to sit without enclosing the lounge behind a separate door.

Wood panels, soft cream upholstery and green accents run through Patricia Urquiola’s interior. Round pendant lights hang beside the headboard, and a full-length mirror stands near the seating. Sliding glass opens onto an outdoor area furnished with woven lounge chairs.

The bathroom combines stone walls with a timber ceiling and a broad vanity counter. Two basins sit beneath a long mirror, with open storage for towels below. The same mix of natural materials continues into the bedroom, where bespoke fabrics add colour to the woodwork.

Sliding glass doors connect the bedroom with a paved outdoor dining area and lawn. A table and woven chairs stand beside planting and timber screens, with lounge seating arranged along the garden edge. The glass frontage brings this outdoor setting directly into the main room.

A sofa, desk and large reading chair furnish the interior. Patricia Urquiola’s natural palette combines wood, stone and bespoke fabrics, with green upholstery and warm orange accents. A small round table sits between the sleeping and sitting areas.

The bathroom pairs textured stone with a timber ceiling. A broad vanity sits beneath a long mirror, with open towel shelving below. Pendant lighting hangs above the counter. The room follows an open arrangement, with the seating alongside the bedroom rather than in a separate enclosed lounge.

A sofa and large reading chair share the main room with a desk and full-length mirror. The furnishings use fabrics created for Il Sereno by Patricia Urquiola, with natural patterns and a soft colour palette. Glass doors open from the sitting area, where a small table stands beside the seating.

Stone and timber extend into the bathroom. The long vanity has two basins and open shelving beneath it, while pendant lights hang above the counter. Broad mirrors rise over the stone surface, and wood lines the ceiling. The bedroom’s work table has its own upholstered chair and reading lamp.

Outside, woven lounge furniture sits alongside a table and chairs. Vertical timber screens frame parts of the outdoor space, and glass balustrades run along the front. Green upholstery, warm wood and pale fabric give the indoor seating its distinct mix of colour and texture.

Natural patterns and earthy colours run through Patricia Urquiola’s design. A curved sofa, reading chair and work table share the main room with the sleeping area. Broad panes of glass wrap around the corner. Timber panels contrast with the stone finishes, while soft fabrics cover the generous seating.

The bathroom has full-height windows and a doorway leading outside. A separate outdoor sitting area opens directly from this part of the suite.

Lounge chairs and a dining table furnish the outdoor spaces. Inside, pale fabric and green accents bring colour to the seating. A private corridor can link this suite with an adjoining category, forming a Family Corner Suite.

A separate living room and dining area sit beside the main bedroom. The dining table has four chairs, while a sofa and low tables furnish the lounge. Wide glass doors connect both parts of the accommodation with a terrace laid out for outdoor meals and lounging.

Patricia Urquiola’s interior pairs timber panels with stone and textured fabrics. Green upholstered chairs add colour beside the pale sofa, and patterned panels frame the headboard. A desk stands near the bedroom doorway, away from the main dining table.

The main bathroom has a freestanding tub, a rain shower and two basins set into a long stone counter. A further bathroom sits off the living area. Outside, woven loungers and a round dining table occupy separate parts of the terrace, with glass balustrades along the edge.

An internal door links two Grand Lago suites, with a bedroom on either side. Each keeps its own sitting area and work table, as well as its own bathroom.

Wood panels and patterned screens above the headboards carry through both bedrooms. Pendant lights hang beside the beds, and upholstered chairs stand at the desks. Patricia Urquiola’s custom fabrics add green and pale grey to the stone and timber.

Each room opens onto an outdoor area furnished with woven loungers and tables. Railings line the edge, while upright timber screens cover parts of the frontage. The stone-lined bathrooms have long vanity counters and open towel storage. Full-length mirrors and reading chairs sit in each room.

A broad furnished terrace runs beside the bedroom and living spaces on the top floor. Glass walls face the lake and mountains, with lounge seating along the outdoor edge. A separate multimedia room sits beside the main lounge and dining area.

Sculptural pendant lights hang over a long dining table and upholstered chairs. Walnut-toned wood panels contrast with the Venetian terrazzo floor. A desk stands beside the glass doors, while globe lights hang above the bedside tables in the main bedroom.

Natural stone lines the bathrooms. Skylights bring daylight into the bathroom and corridor. The main bathroom has a freestanding tub and separate walk-in shower; the second has a walk-in shower. Soft fabrics and green seating add colour beside the timber and stone.

More than 500 vinyl records form the centrepiece of this lakefront suite. The lounge has horn speakers, tube amplifiers, a turntable and vintage reel-to-reel equipment. Favourite records can be requested before a stay. Acoustic textiles line the walls beside the glass.

A sofa and sculptural chairs surround low tables in the living room. Wood and terrazzo continue through the interior, with a separate table in the dining area. The bedroom opens towards an outdoor space furnished with lounge chairs and dining furniture.

Two bathrooms serve the suite. A freestanding tub stands beside stone walls and a long double vanity. Wood lines the ceiling, with storage beneath the basins. Full-height glass frames the water outside, and grey fabrics carry the room’s soft colour palette through the timber interior.

Patricia Urquiola’s top-floor design draws on post-war Italian glamour and modernism. Canaletto walnut lines the ceilings, with Verde Alpi stone on the walls. Ceppo di Gré stone and Venetian terrazzo form the floors. Como silks are another part of the suite’s design inspiration.

A large living room and dining space sit beside the main bedroom. Sculptural chairs and a long sofa face low tables in the lounge. Open shelves behind the seating display books and objects. A dining table stands near the glass frontage, with timber finishes continuing through the rooms.

The bathroom has a long double vanity and stone flooring. A broad window stands beside the bathing area. Outside, a dining table and upholstered chairs furnish the timber deck, with a further 50 m² decorative garden around part of the outdoor setting.