2025

Luxury Hotel Development Group

Riveria Hotel

A Quiet Return to Elegance in Forte dei Marmi: Where 1950s and 60s Style Blends with Tuscan Craft and Coastal Peace

Grand Hotel Imperiale s located in Forte dei Marmi, one of Italy’s most exclusive seaside towns. The hotel blends natural beauty, cultural richness, and a relaxed, cosmopolitan feel. Over the years, it has kept its reputation for quiet luxury. It is never loud or flashy, but always deeply refined.

Internal render, dinning area
Internal render, dinning area
Internal render, dinning area
Internal render, dinning area
Internal render, dinning area

The hotel’s interior design pays respect to its history. Vintage marble, unique decorative objects, and a gentle, sea-inspired theme set the tone. Everything feels natural and unforced. The materials and pieces seem gathered over time, not arranged just for show. The aim is to feel rare, not just wealthy, and to spark curiosity rather than seek admiration.

The design honors the glamour of the 1950s and 60s. Portraits of Grace Kelly and works by Mario Testino are thoughtfully placed. These pieces do not stand out loudly; instead, they add a quiet touch. The space creates a conversation between classic icons and modern comfort, rather than between nostalgia and new trends.

Grand Hotel Imperiale in Forte dei Marmi celebrates the glamour of the 1950s and 60s with vintage marble, Grace Kelly portraits, and Tuscan craftsmanship. It offers a quiet, carefully curated escape by the sea.

Every detail reflects Tuscan heritage. Marble from the region, wrought iron by local hands, silver crafted with patience — these are not decorations. They are reminders of the artisans who built this place, and the tradition they kept alive. The Arts and Crafts spirit is present, not named.

The hotel’s collection includes rare objects, displayed in vitrines or placed where light catches them. They’re not there to impress; they’re there to be noticed. The space feels like a private gallery, not a hotel lobby. It invites you to pause, look, and quietly wonder.

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