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Places designed to be enjoyed, where exclusivity is expressed through comfort, intimacy and a sense of belonging.

An immersive and sensory experience that redefines the concept of bespoke hospitality through a personal approach to welcoming guests. Spaces designed to create memorable experiences through impeccable attention to detail and a highly personalised approach, where design meets materials and craftsmanship becomes a language. A dialogue in which elegance emerges naturally, giving way to the quality of time spent together. Spaces that interpret contemporary hospitality through a vision in which excellence is expressed in the prestige of the furnishings, the nobility of the materials and harmony with the surroundings, guiding guests through an experience of wellbeing, beauty and a sense of belonging with the same spontaneity as a private home.
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Bed, a bespoke design by architect Boragina; Dama, a coffee table by Studio G&R

Ph by Eller Studio
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Sensei Console, a console table by Tollgard + Castellani; Stami Pouf, a pouffe by Studiopepe

Ph by Eller Studio
Hotel Trame features a selection of furnishings designed to meet the needs of the high-end sector: solutions that combine aesthetics and functionality, sophistication and durability, artisanal craftsmanship and authentic design. The boutique hotel, situated in the heart of Rome’s historic centre, more precisely on Via Monterone in the Rione Sant’Eustachio, is the result of an ambitious vision by the Piperno family, based on an architectural and interior design project by Architect Valeriano Boragina. This launch marks a natural evolution of the brand, broadening the dialogue between interior design, architecture and hospitality with the aim of bringing to hotels around the world that ‘Made in Italy’ excellence which has defined the Gallotti&Radice style for seventy years.
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The Interior Design Project

With a focus on showcasing its historical and artistic heritage, the Hotel Trame is housed within a prestigious historic building and covers a total area of 760 square metres. The ground floor houses the reception area, which has been bespoke-designed to serve as the first point of contact between guests and the hotel, whilst the main floor features 13 rooms, comprising suites, junior suites, deluxe rooms and standard rooms.
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Lilas Mosaïque, a chair by Dainelli Studio; Selce, a coffee table; and Stami Pouf, a pouffe by Studiopepe; Dama, a coffee table by Studio G&R

Ph by Eller Studio
The communal areas include a circular breakfast room, featuring an integrated and fully bespoke system, in which a round table – crafted from natural stone powders, shaped using a refined hand-applied spatula technique and protected by a special contract-grade finish that enhances its durability and longevity – accommodates retractable seating; The area is completed by a lounge dedicated to guests’ relaxation, also designed as a comfortable space for remote working.
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Table and chairs, a bespoke design by architect Boragina

Ph by Eller Studio
The rooms, each with a unique floor plan due to the adaptation of the hotel layout to a period building, follow a clear principle: the creation of “experiential furnishing islands”. The bespoke beds, available in three different types yet consistent in their stylistic signature as designed by the architect, are conceived as central features incorporating multiple functions: they integrate the bedside table area, provide a dedicated surface for luggage and, together, offer comfortable seating, thus becoming the focal point of the room. Completing the narrative is a series of elements selected for their ability to evoke timeless elegance and, at the same time, a strong identity.
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Stami Lounge, an armchair by Studiopepe; Bolle Stelo, a lamp by Massimo Castagna; Selce, side tables by Studiopepe; Lilas Mosaïque, a chair by Dainelli Studio; Dama, a side table by Studio G&R; and a bed, a bespoke design by architect Boragina

Ph by Eller Studio
The upholstered pieces, Lilas Mosaïque – a versatile, modular system – paired with the sophisticated Stami Lounge armchairs, complement the coffee tables perfectly: Selce, in Roman travertine, Dama with an Antique mirror top, and Sensei with a top in the refined Rosso Marte finish, crafted from copper leaf or Bianco Carrara marble. Also featured are the Bolle lamps in the Bolle Stelo version, with their ethereal lightness. Each of these pieces of furniture contributes to creating spaces designed as intimate and refined sanctuaries, interwoven within a design where the care taken in the choice of materials and the craftsmanship of traditional hand-finishing are reflected in products that are truly one-of-a-kind.
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Dama, a side table by Studio G&R

Ph by Eller Studio

The Architecture

The architectural design, which places great emphasis on conservation, is dedicated to the restoration of the existing features: decorated wooden coffered ceilings, plaster mouldings and period window frames have been brought to light, all of which have been restored and highlighted through a carefully planned lighting design. In the new layout of the rooms, the characteristic overall feel of the interiors of Renaissance palaces has been preserved.
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Bed, a bespoke design by architect Boragina; Sensei Console, a console table by Tollgard + Castellani; Dama, a coffee table by Studio G&R

Ph by Eller Studio
The project is based on a dialogue between past and present, which is also expressed through the choice of materials: lime plasters in the warm colours typical of Rome, oak parquet laid in an Italian herringbone pattern, and Roman travertine for the bathrooms and bespoke decorative features. In contrast, steel and glass define the volumes of the bathrooms, creating plays of light and reflections that soften the contemporary integration within the historic rooms. The entire project strikes a harmonious balance between the genius loci and innovation, transforming a historic building into a hospitality space that combines history, functionality and a new concept of hospitality.
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Lilas Mosaïque, a chair by Dainelli Studio; Sensei, side tables by Tollgard + Castellani; Dama, side tables by Studio G&R; Stami Lounge, an armchair by Studiopepe

Ph by Eller Studio
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Bed, a bespoke design by architect Boragina

Ph by Eller Studio

Slow Cafe

The project is completed by the 90 square metres on the ground floor at No. 73 Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, which will house ‘Slow’, a café and patisserie. The premises have their entrance on Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, overlooking Largo di Torre Argentina. The space comprises two rooms illuminated by four large windows facing the street, from which visitors can admire the archaeological complex opposite. The long communal table dominates the main room, creating – through its uniqueness and modernity – a subtle contrast with the pure geometry of the 0419 stools by Studio G&R. The second room is defined by a cross-vaulted ceiling that amplifies the sense of space, whilst the 0414 chairs by Studio G&R complement the bespoke tables, emphasising the craftsmanship of the design. The seat upholstery has been selected with great care to combine high performance with a soft, enveloping tactile sensation, maintaining an impeccable balance between comfort and aesthetics.
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0419, stools and 0414, chairs by Studio G&R

Ph by Eller Studio
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0419, stools and 0414, chairs by Studio G&R

Ph by Eller Studio

Hotel Trame: experiencing hospitality

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