Kitchen of the Week: Minimalism Meets Grandeur at an Italian Villa Turned Hotel
In my dream summer scenario, I’d book a suite at Palazzo Daniele, a 150-year-old villa-turned-hotel, where rooms with soaring, vaulted ceilings and original frescoes are interspersed with courtyards and groves of orange trees.
Join us for a look at two of the kitchens at Palazzo Daniele, one communal, the other private.
Photography via Palazzo Daniele.
For a full look inside Palazzo Daniele, see Inspired by Absence: Art and Old-World Architecture at Hotel Palazzo Daniele in Italy.
And for more kitchenettes and cook spaces that are worth the trip, see:
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