In the Cannaregio district, The Venice Venice Hotel Venezia reinterprets hospitality with a material language in which surfaces, natural stone and marble become a narrative. The architecture emphasizes surfaces that are tactile and luminous, transforming the natural stone and the marble into a sensory experience consistent with the identity of the Serenissima.

Marmo Arredo: tailor-made workmanship on natural stone and marble surfaces

As a project partner, Marmo Arredo brings over forty years of expertise in the processing of surfaces in natural stone and marble. Digital control and artisanal mastery enable custom surfaces for hospitality: invisible joints, chromatic continuity and protective treatments that enhance natural stone and marble in high-traffic environments.

Key materials: red cipollino marble, anthracite gray marble and resin marble

The design hotel's palette brings into dialogue surfaces of strong character:

• Red cipollino marble: surfaces that are warm and vibrant, with dynamic veining typical of fine marble.
• Anthracite gray marble: surfaces deep and tactile, ideal for controlled contrasts in natural stone.
• Resin marble: surfaces stable and high-performing, bridging traditional marble and contemporary technology. 

These surfaces coordinate guest rooms and common areas, ensuring visual continuity between natural stone and marble.

Sculptural bathrooms: integrated surfaces in marble and natural stone

In the bathrooms, basins carved from stone interact with resin marble countertops, creating surfaces that are continuous and resistant to humidity and cleaners. Cladding and flooring in natural stone and marble ensure durability and simplified maintenance, key requirements for a design hotel.

Trachyte in the suites: pure surfaces between memory and innovation

On the ground floor, the trachyte clads walls, steps and pool relaxation areas. Low tables and plinths in trachyte define pure and durable surfaces. The bush‑hammered finish, interrupted by a thin smooth band, renews the historic Venetian lexicon and gives the surfaces in natural stone an authentic character.

Istrian stone at the bar: marble that becomes sculpture

At the bar counter, the Istrian stone – an iconic material of the lagoon – is worked like a sculpture: the lower torus and the upper dentellation define surfaces of great tactility. The result is a landmark that elevates natural stone and marble into a contemporary gesture.

Surfaces that create identity: natural stone and marble for hospitality

In every space of the The Venice Venice Hotel Venezia, surfaces in natural stone and marble – from red cipollino marble to anthracite gray marble, as well as trachyte and Istrian stone – build a coherent narrative. Bathrooms, cladding, countertops and flooring express a materiality that combines comfort and prestige, signed by Marmo Arredo.