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Of the three, this is the room closest to the rationalism of the original building, designed by Marletta in the 1940s. Clean lines, black and white, with a single colour to break the balance.

The room

The bed

The low bed leaves the room open around it. The herringbone parquet runs on without a break, while the original works on the walls pick up the colours of the furniture.

Origami: the orange bed beneath the painting of a seated figure
Origami: the white tiled wall with the red bench

The desk

A wooden desk and a designer chair make a simple corner by the window. The curved wall and the red bench define the space.

Origami: the desk, the armchair and the window
Origami: the curved wall and the herringbone floor

A bright room, with a private balcony and a bathroom with its own window.

The water

Dark and bright

The bathroom changes tone: dark on one side, bright on the other. A bowl basin on a dark top, beneath a recessed, backlit mirror. The walk-in shower takes its light from the industrial-style window.

Origami: the round bowl under the recessed mirror, the shower alongside
Origami: the shower beneath the industrial glazed window, with the ceiling rain head

In brief

Floor plan of the Origami room
Floor plan
Size
About 25 m²
Guests
2
The bed
Double
The bathroom
Private, with shower
The outlook
Private balcony over the city
Floor
First floor

In the room

  • Wi-Fi
  • Air conditioning
  • Heating
  • Television
  • Shower
  • Desk
  • Private balcony
  • Wardrobe
  • Toiletries
  • Hairdryer
  • Minibar

Before you arrive

  • Check-in is from 14:00 and check-out is by 10:00. We agree an arrival time with each guest, so that we can welcome you in person.

  • Breakfast is not included in the room rate, but it is always available: you can add it to your stay and it is served on the terrace. If you have particular dietary needs, please let us know in advance.

  • Fra le Righe has the character of a home: whatever you find in the minibar is yours to enjoy and is not charged separately. In the afternoon something may be prepared to share on the terrace — pane cunzato, a freshly baked cake, some fruit or a glass of wine — for anyone who feels like stopping by.

All questions and answers

The rest, in person.