The view, with that Venetian light captured even by the famous painter Monet, leaves you breathless every time. Located just steps from St. Mark’s Square, The St. Regis Venice occupies an iconic position on the Grand Canal, with the widest panoramic view among Venetian hotels. Consisting of five historic buildings, including the eighteenth-century Palazzo Badoer Tiepolo, the structure stands where the Grand Hotel Britannia, opened in 1895, once stood. After a complete two-year restoration, with an interior design project signed by the London-based studio Sagrada — which has been able to blend modern glamour, Venetian heritage and sartorial design — the hotel reopened in October 2019 as the third St. Regis in Italy (after Florence and Rome).
There are many centuries-old stories enclosed within the walls of this iconic hotel in the city of Venice. Stories that are intertwined with matter, light and form. This is the case of the renovated Ginori Terrace at The St. Regis Venice, where the elegance of the new Chestnut and Meringue nuances of the Oriente Italiano collection by Ginori 1735 blends with the enchantment of the Grand Canal, with the Basilica della Salute and Punta della Dogana in front, at the exact point where the Venetian light reaches its maximum expression.
The garden of The St. Regis Venice has been renovated in the name of Italian excellence: the cushions, umbrellas, as well as the sumptuous mise en place are dedicated, in fact, to the Oriente Italiano collection by Ginori 1735, for 3 centuries an icon of style and design in pure porcelain, which represents the synergistic fusion between East and West and has as its protagonist the Azalea decoration, for the first time also declined on textile furnishing accessories.
Available in ten vibrant colours, the Oriente Italiano collection represents the synergistic fusion between East and West and features the floral motif of the “carnation” which, in perfect harmony with the exuberance of the background colour, creates an intriguing and evocative decoration. The protagonist of “Giardino Ginori” will be the Oriente Italiano Azalea pattern, for the first time declined on cushions and umbrellas, enhancing the natural beauty of the place with vibrant explosions of pastel colors.
