Some of the most memorable design lessons come while travelling. Stepping into unfamiliar places can shift our perspective, revealing new ways to use colour, arrange a room or bring historic architecture into the present. Often, it’s a detail that stays with us: a beautifully worn surface or an unexpected material pairing that changes how we see our own spaces. That was the case on a recent trip to Italy, where I visited Aman Venice, a hotel set inside the 16th-century Palazzo Papadopoli. Here, Venetian grandeur has been thoughtfully reimagined for modern life.
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