Interno Marche: Inside the Design Mastery of Italy’s Iconic Hotel
Introducing Interno Marche, a masterpiece designed by ORAstudio located in Tolentino, Italy. This luxurious hotel stands out for its unique blend of historical beauty and contemporary design. Crafted within the walls of Villa Gabrielli, it offers a captivating journey through the world of iconic architects and artists, embodying the essence of modern luxury in a space steeped in cultural and architectural heritage.
About Interno Marche
Reimagining Historical Elegance
Interno Marche emerges as a contemporary design hotel, breathing new life into Villa Gabrielli, a heritage site in Tolentino, Italy. ORAstudio, led by the vision of Franco Moschini, undertook extensive renovations while conserving the villa’s Liberty style exterior. The project showcases a unique blend of historic materials such as terrazzo, metal, and brick with modern aesthetics. Each room pays homage to celebrated architects and designers, creating an immersive museum-like experience for guests.
A Symphony of Design and Sustainability
With over 400 curated and custom pieces, Interno Marche narrates the evolution of interior design. The hotel’s innovative approach extends to its materials and systems, incorporating low-emission plasters and cutting-edge recycling technologies to assure high air quality and comfort. This commitment to sustainability is further highlighted by its pursuit of dual certification from the Green Building Council Italia and LEED.
An Oasis of Cultural Richness
Beyond its luxurious accommodations, Interno Marche offers guests access to the historically significant park surrounding Villa Gabrielli. This additional layer of engagement allows visitors to explore the dual soul of the property: its rich historical past and its dynamic contemporary presence. Through careful restoration and innovative design, Interno Marche stands as a testament to the fusion of traditional charm and modern luxury, making it a must-visit destination in the heart of Italy.
Photography courtesy of ORAstudio
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