Palazzo Bozzi Corso – Lecce, Baroque Grandeur with a Modern Pulse
A 1775 palazzo reimagined as an intimate gallery of art, design, and history
From Masseria to Masterpiece
Following the acclaim of La Fiermontina, siblings Antonia Filali and Giacomo-Fouad have brought their refined sensibilities to Palazzo Bozzi Corso—a ten-suite retreat set within a baroque jewel in the heart of Lecce. Built in 1775, the palazzo retains its soaring ceilings and grand proportions, but every space hums with contemporary energy.
Design in Bold Strokes
Creamy drapes soften the light, while Le Corbusier Escargot lamps, Gio Ponti chairs, and Ettore Sottsass designs add modernist gravitas. The color palette is unapologetically rich—deep teals, lush greens, and velvety plums—turning each suite into a striking composition. Throughout, the family’s art and sculpture collection offers glimpses of their modern art heritage, connecting the hotel to their nearby museum.
A Dialogue Between Eras
Palazzo Bozzi Corso doesn’t dilute its 18th-century bones; instead, it frames them with modern Italian design, creating rooms where baroque arches and contemporary lines live in easy conversation. The result is both dramatic and deeply comfortable—a home for art lovers as much as travelers.
DNA Hotels Verdict
Palazzo Bozzi Corso is baroque opulence redefined, a stay that’s as visually arresting as it is intimate. For guests who crave the union of historic architecture, daring color, and world-class art, this Lecce landmark is an experience in pure Italian elegance.
