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Room #6 Airily accented by wooden beams that show the bones of this 100-year-old restored villa, #6 is a spacious suite that feels bright and homely, injections of colour coming from the burnt orange tiled fireplace and the magenta chaise-longue which sits opposite the polished mahogany mirrored wardrobe. Overseen by Antonio and Filipa’s eye, the

Room #5 A monochromatic aestheticism welcomes you to #5, following the pattern of its black and white salvaged tiled flooring. A careful chiming of design details with a patina of age is seen on the restored wooden shutters and vintage furniture creating a soothing, stylish abode. A steel-legged glass desk continues the minimalist look paired

Room #4 The magenta and white restored tiles are the bedrock DNA that make up the stylish simplicity of #4. A spacious junior suite, #4 gives you room to breathe, encased by the homely eclecticism of owners Filipa and Antonio’s distilled taste. The living room is furnished with a chunky, sky-blue sofa by Mario Bellini

Room #3 Crisp, high thread count, Portuguese cotton bedding swathes the double bed in #3, a place for repose here or on your vintage chaise-longue where you can admire your carefully curated interior, polished wooden floors set on by the verdant hues of a hand-woven rug. A neat, retro desk is the solution space for

Room #2 A light-filled suite greets you on entry to this spacious white-on-white accommodation, our biggest room, where the tactile patina of age is revealed on painted doors and window frames, showing the restoration journey of Casa Fortunato, a stylish residence over 100 years old. Suiting travellers who like a little extra, the suite comes

Room #1 Creating a subtle canvas of salvaged white walls edged with leaded green accents, entering #1 feels fresh and breezy. Simplicity meets eclecticism – a scrubbed pine floor and crisp double bed awaits, laye-red on top with the spoils of the owners’ collection – a Foscarini Filo table lamp, Marc Newson Nimrod chair and