The result is an architecture featuring a strong aesthetic impact, being the perfect fusion of classic environments and modern influences. Portrayed by a strong character, Leon’s Place offers to its guests an unforgettable stay, a journey into art and fashion, a luxurious visit made of details and a harmonious interplay of different styles.
A magical atmosphere, between suggestion and pleasant astonishment, lingers in the hotel. The rooms are refined but casual, rich in colour but plain, recurring to the harmony of pastel tones instead.
Among these is a hand painted garden equipped with Pedrali furnishings. A visionary place, perfect for sipping a drink on hot Summer days or having a coffee break, literally, over the clouds.
Here is Tribeca collection, designed by CMP Design, a modern reinterpretation of classic Sixties patio chairs with new materials: a steel frame, combined with the elasticity of a profile in vertically-woven plastic material that is remarkably durable, easy to clean and colourful. Proposed in pink, Tribeca harmonically fits within the chromatic palette that defines this setting, in combination with the neutral tones of Ikon tables, by Pio and Tito Toso, characterised by a conical base in polypropylene. Giravolta wireless lamps add an enchanting touch to the atmosphere. Designed by Basaglia Rota Nodari, Giravolta is inspired by the lanterns of the past and features a swiveling diffuser that can be turned 360° to direct the light.
Pedrali furnishings also welcome the guests for breakfast, in an intimate room covered by a stunning vaulted ceiling. The elegant Jazz armchairs are characterised by harmony of shapes. The seating and curved backrest are upholstered in orange velvet and supported by a thin steel frame, in antique brass. This finish was also selected for Inox, a simple and functional table defined by a geometry that makes it suitable for different enviroments. Modus modular seatings, upholstered in green velvet, complete the scene.


Text provided by Pedrali Spa – Press office.