Palazzo Luce is a boutique hotel in Lecce, offering a unique experience that contrasts with the sophistication of Milan. Anna Maria Enselmi, a Milanese collector, transformed the 14th-century palazzo into a captivating residence that showcases her collection of 20th-century Italian design and contemporary art. The hotel is inspired by the modernist legacy of Gio Ponti and offers a paradise for art and design enthusiasts. The palazzo features a curated collection of Gio Ponti's furniture, alongside works by other renowned Italian modernists.
Custom-designed furnishings by esteemed architects and site-specific installations by acclaimed artists further enhance the artistic ambiance. The art collection extends to the palazzo's rooftop terrace, providing breathtaking views of the ancient Roman amphitheater. The palazzo's architectural heritage, including vaulted ceilings and antique bookcases, has been meticulously restored, preserving its rich history.
The main living room serves as a serene and luminous space, adorned with captivating artworks and furniture pieces. Palazzo Luce boasts two thoughtfully curated libraries, offering a haven for book lovers. The main library features a fusion of antique bookcases and vibrant polychrome tessellated sofas, while the De Secly library showcases a captivating round table adorned with majolica tiles.