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Architecture and Interior Design firm, Spagnulo & Partners has been founded in Milan by Federico Spagnulo with the collaboration of Alessandra Carbone and Andrea Spagnulo and it now has a staff of 15 people, including employees and associates. Great emphasis is placed on using Italy’s world-renowned strengths in high quality interior craftsmanship, providing the necessary continuity between the project and its realization, as well as defining the distinctive way of doing “Italian Interiors”. Despite its knowledge and experience covering the whole world of Architecture and Design, Spagnulo & Partners is particularly focused on Interior Design projects for luxury mansions and hotels, both in Italy and abroad.

23/10/2026

Spagnulo & Partners has redesigned the historic Marriott Hotel in Milan, reinterpreting its identity through a project that brings heritage and contemporary design into dialogue.
The intervention encompasses the hotel’s 317 rooms, together with its hospitality and event spaces, renewed through an understated architectural language with particular attention to materials and details.
In the lobby, the project unfolds through a sequence of environments that lead from the entrance towards the lounge and more intimate areas. Full-height shelving defines the different zones while maintaining visual continuity, while bespoke wooden elements bring warmth to the interiors. Subtle accents of colour in the upholstered furniture and rugs enrich the predominantly neutral palette.
The project gives the hotel a renewed identity while preserving its connection to its history and to the architectural character of Milan.

Milan Marriott Hotel

Photo © Diego De Pol

Marriott Milan • Lobby design • Bespoke woodwork • Visual continuity • Neutral material palette • Hospitality interiors

21/10/2026

A recurring geometry moves through the interiors of the Marriott Hotel Milan, changing scale as it moves from architecture to detail.
Spagnulo & Partners translates the grid into spatial elements, bespoke furnishings and material surfaces, creating a visual rhythm that gives continuity to the project while defining its different environments.

Milan Marriott Hotel

Marriott Milan • Geometric grid • Bespoke furnishings • Material surfaces • Spatial rhythm • Hospitality interiors

19/10/2026

Spagnulo & Partners has redesigned the Marriott Hotel in Milan, reinterpreting its identity through a dialogue between heritage and contemporary design.
The intervention encompasses the hotel’s 317 rooms, hospitality and event spaces, establishing a coherent architectural language across different scales and functions. Spatial proportions, bespoke elements, material textures and carefully calibrated accents of colour define interiors conceived as a continuous sequence, while preserving the distinct character of each environment.
Throughout the project, existing identity and new interventions coexist in a measured balance, giving the hotel a renewed presence while maintaining its connection to its history and to Milanese architectural culture.

Photo © Diego De Pol

Milan Marriott Hotel

Marriott Milan • Hotel renovation • Hospitality interiors • Bespoke design • Spatial continuity • Milanese architecture

16/10/2026

For Velìa, the context is part of the project.
Presented at La Santissima during EDIT Napoli, the installation draws on one of the most intangible elements of the city: the air moving in from the Gulf.
The wind enters the project as an architectural presence. It lifts, moves and transforms the surfaces surrounding the bed, creating a continuous relationship between inside and outside, stillness and movement.
Naples becomes more than a setting.
It becomes part of the architecture.

EDIT Napoli
Simmons Italia

Velìa • Site-specific installation • Naples context • Wind and architecture • Indoor-outdoor connection • Spatial transformation

16/10/2026

For Velìa, the context is part of the project.
Presented at La Santissima during EDIT Napoli, the installation draws on one of the most intangible elements of the city: the air moving in from the Gulf.
The wind enters the project as an architectural presence. It lifts, moves and transforms the surfaces surrounding the bed, creating a continuous relationship between inside and outside, stillness and movement.
Naples becomes more than a setting.
It becomes part of the architecture.

EDIT Napoli
Simmons_Italia

Velìa • Site-specific installation • Naples context • Wind and architecture • Indoor-outdoor connection • Spatial transformation

14/10/2026

For EDIT Napoli 2026, Spagnulo & Partners designed Velìa, a site-specific installation created with Simmons for Camera con vista.
The project begins with the most essential idea of sleeping: a place built around the body, shaped by its surroundings to provide rest and protection.
From this thought, the room becomes a changing landscape. A suspended bed defines its centre, while two light surfaces respond to the movement of air, revealing an invisible presence: the wind.
Architecture becomes movement.
The room becomes landscape.

EDIT Napoli
Simmons_Italia

Ph. credits: Studio Eller

Velìa • Site-specific installation • Sleep space • Spatial movement • Suspended bed • EDIT Napoli

12/10/2026

Throughout this Milanese residence, Spagnulo & Partners approaches lighting as an integral part of the interior architecture. Large suspended elements introduce a lighter counterpoint to the material presence of the original floors, creating a dialogue between what anchors the space and what inhabits it from above.
Glass, reflections and transparency interact with the richly textured terrazzo surfaces below. Among the lighting pieces, Angelo Mangiarotti’s iconic Giogali elements in Murano glass introduce another layer to this relationship, allowing light to fragment and multiply across the interiors.
Rather than acting as an addition to the space, lighting becomes part of its composition — shaping perception, establishing rhythm and revealing the character of its materials.

Casa Duse • Architectural lighting • Murano glass • Terrazzo surfaces • Light and reflections • Material contrast

09/10/2026

In Casa Duse, architecture sets the rhythm.
Designed by Gigiotti Zanini in 1934 within the cultural context of the Novecento movement, the building retains a strong architectural identity. Spagnulo & Partners works within this existing language, using furnishings and new interventions to frame its original features and enhance the perspective, geometry and remarkable seminato floors.

Casa Duse • Milanese Novecento • Historic architecture • Seminato floors • Spatial geometry • Contemporary interiors

07/10/2026

Spagnulo & Partners in this residential project uses material continuity to connect surfaces, furnishings and architectural elements into a coherent spatial sequence.
Bespoke wood panelling extends from wardrobes to walls and ceilings, while the original chestnut parquet establishes a continuous material ground. Changes in texture, reflections and carefully designed transitions mark different functions without interrupting the perception of the whole.
This approach is particularly evident in the private area, where bedroom, dressing room and bathroom are conceived as interconnected spaces rather than separate rooms. Here, detail becomes architecture: a means of guiding the eye, defining thresholds and allowing one space to flow naturally into the next.

Piazza Duse • Material continuity • Bespoke wood panelling • Chestnut parquet • Spatial sequence • Residential interiors

05/10/2026

In this Milanese residence in Piazza Duse, Spagnulo & Partners engages with the existing architecture by allowing its original character to remain visible while introducing a distinctly contemporary language.
The historic terrazzo floors become one of the project’s defining elements: unique surfaces made in situ from fragments of marble and glass, carrying the material memory of the house. Rather than replicating their language, the new interventions establish a deliberate dialogue with them through clear geometries, bespoke furnishings and carefully calibrated materials.
The result is a balance between permanence and transformation, where the existing architecture is neither a backdrop nor a constraint, but an active part of the project.

Piazza Duse • Milanese residence • Historic terrazzo • Bespoke interiors • Material continuity • Contemporary renovation

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