Suite735: my Venetian dream turned into a home for travelers from around the world

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The idea of opening a Boutique House in the heart of Venice came from a deep need: to show that this city, now more than ever, needs slowness, beauty, and above all, trust.

After years in the fashion industry—a world that has always fascinated me—I felt the urge to create something of my own. Something that reflected who I am, but more importantly, something that would tell the story of Venice from an authentic and refined point of view. That’s how Suite735 was born.

Where fashion and design meet

It was thanks to Suite735 that I discovered my passion for interior design and styling. During the planning phase, I found myself immersed once again in a familiar world—one made of fabrics, textures, colors, and details.

I drew inspiration from the lagoon, from the play of light on the canals, from the sunsets at Zattere, and even from those misty days when everything seems wrapped in a veil of mystery.

Venice as a muse: vintage, yet timeless

I wanted to portray Venice as I’ve always felt her: an elegant woman, with a vintage charm that remains forever current.

I carefully selected every single detail, guided only by inspiration. The walls are lined with golden wallpaper that echoes the city’s sunset reflections. The colors—soft pinks, lagoon greens, and shades of gray—blend together like the silent voice of the city.

A place that welcomes, tells a story, and inspires

When guests enter Suite735, they don’t just find a room—they step into a suspended world, a personal and intimate interpretation of Venice.

Every space tells a story made of subtle harmony, thoughtful choices, and understated elegance. Suite735 is an invitation to let go and experience Venice as a traveler, not just a tourist.

Thanks to Suite735, I’ve met extraordinary people. My guests—with their stories and dreams—have enriched me deeply. And thanks to them, I’ve realized that my role is not just that of a host, but also a guide, a storyteller, an insider.

Would you like to discover my Venice?

A special place: Osteria Enoteca Ai Artisti

Fondamenta della Toletta 1169. Less than a 10-minute walk from Suite735, this family-run osteria is a real gem for tasting authentic, high-quality cuisine. Few tables, attentive service, and a flawless menu.

Latest discovery: Carlotta’s Perfumery

Calle del Fontego dei Tedeschi. Just steps from the famous Fondaco dei Tedeschi, this lovely niche perfumery run by Egleth is a true treasure for anyone seeking a unique and refined experience.

An insider tip!

To admire Venice from above, there’s no better spot than the bell tower of San Giorgio. Designed by Palladio in 1566 and standing 75 meters tall, it’s located on the island of the same name—easily reachable with line 2—and offers one of the most breathtaking panoramic views of the city.

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