In Florence, a 16th-century palazzo has been transformed into Numeroventi – part artist residence, part design-driven retreat. The feel is calm and understated: high-ceilinged apartments stripped back to pale plaster, industrial lights, and curated mid-century pieces. A communal kitchen brings guests together over coffee or late-night pasta, while rotating exhibitions and residencies keep the creative energy flowing. More than a place to stay, it’s a space for artists, designers, and anyone looking for a quieter, slower and more intentional overnighter.
