In the heart of Monopoli’s historic center, among pale stone alleyways and glimpses of the Adriatic Sea, stands Palazzo Giuditta, a historic residence brought back to life through a careful restoration and contemporary reinterpretation. The elegant, layered building now hosts a refined hospitality concept that engages with the memory of the place through material, light, and color. In the suites, defined by warm and enveloping tones, the Venti20 collection is expressed through glossy finishes with golden and amber reflections, evoking the retro spirit of the 1920s in a modern interpretation. Custom-made furnishings, soft textiles, and artisanal ceramics complete intimate and elegant spaces designed to offer comfort and beauty. In other suites of the palazzo, the Gessi316 collection takes center stage with three different finishes: brushed neutral, matte black, and copper brushed chosen to enhance the chromatic and material variety of each context. The essential shapes and technical character of the series perfectly adapt to environments where the quality of detail is paramount. Where the design dares with strong contrasts spaces featuring ottanio tiles, dark marble, anthracite or deep blue walls the Ingranaggio collection in copper finish has been selected to create a sophisticated balance between material strength and industrial-chic warmth.