Within the historical setting of Palazzo Morosini Degli Spezieri Venice, there is a stunning collection of nine self-catering apartments. An extensive refurbishment has transformed this XV Century Palazzo into a technologically advanced home that seamlessly combines modern and antique, balancing the original splendour of the historical building with the comfort of an up-to-date home. You will love experiencing Venice from the privileged perspective of Palazzo Morosini Degli Spezieri!
This elegant 110 m2 apartment offers the ultimate Venetian abode. It boasts 3.6 metre high ceilings, enormous rooms and quintessential Venetian views. Zenzero is located on the first floor also called ‘piano nobile’ or ‘noble floor’ of Palazzo Morosini Degli Spezieri, where Venetian nobles used to live and entertain. It is composed of two bedrooms, an eat-in kitchen, two bathrooms, and a large living room with a balcony.
Entering on the left is an opulent bedroom in a blend of whites with towering windows facing the palace’s quiet courtyard. The 15 m2 space is exquisitely fitted with custom-made Italian furniture. Opposite the king-size bed is a large mirror TV and a plump designer chair covered in Italian leather. The colour scheme for this room is light tones of white, with colour accents in the green velvet draperies.
Adjoining is a luxurious windowed bathroom encased in Istrian Stone. High-end finishes include antiqued mirrors, a walk-in shower with a large water head, custom-made cabinetries. To the left, a large eat-in kitchen with a private terrace decked with tables and chairs overlooks the expansive gardens. The space is painted in soft hues of beige, which pick up the colour of the Venetian terrazzo floors. Custom-made cabinetry for the kitchen appliances contrasts with an XV century credenza. An antique Murano glass chandelier accentuates the contemporary vibe of the space.
The apartment’s 35 m2 living room majestically presides over the sleepy canal of San Polo and boasts a stone mantlepiece. Beamed ceilings, oak floors and other surfaces are done in neutral colours in order to maintain visual continuity throughout the space while brown and lilac accents are used to add flair to the colour scheme.
To the left of the living area is the second bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, where a french window opens onto a balcony with awe-inspiring vistas on the garden and canal. Dove-grey, brown, and gold are the prevalent colours, with precious Rubelli pillows casually arranged on the sofas and bed.
The bathroom lined in Istrian stone is superbly finished with chrome mixers, a bathtub with a shower, custom-made cabinetry, Murano glass sconces, and antiqued mirrors. A bull’s-eye window affords hypnotic garden views. A TV hides behind the mirrored wall.
The apartment’s interior design features a combination of natural and precious fabrics such as Italian cotton paired with embroidered silk made in Venice. Walls are finished in Venetian plaster, floors are in oak while sconces and lamps are in Murano glass, imbuing the modern space with local accents reminiscent of Venetian living. The overall effect is a stunning display of modern chic.
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