CHARMING SALENTO INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECT IN PUGLIA, ITALY
Nestled in a picturesque village in sunny Salento, Puglia, this project by PR Interiors is a true hidden gem, blending the region’s rich Italian heritage with contemporary design. For this unique property, PR Interiors preserved the building’s original features, including historic cementine tiles — handcrafted tiles made from colorful cement paste poured into molds to create vibrant, porcelain-like stoneware. These tiles infuse the space with color, geometry, and character, adding an authentic Italian charm that celebrates local craftsmanship.
Respecting the genius loci of the property, the interior design seamlessly combines modern furniture and sleek contemporary lighting with the rustic architectural elements of the home. A floor-to-ceiling glazed wall introduces natural light, enhancing the sense of openness while maintaining privacy, creating a harmonious dialogue between historic and modern design.
Inspired by the surrounding seaside landscape, our London-based design team developed a bespoke scheme using a soft, organic color palette. Earthy tones — including rich burgundy and warm ochre — were carefully chosen to complement the original cementine tiles, reflecting the natural beauty and warmth of Salento’s coastal environment.
Despite managing concept development remotely from London, our team traveled to Salento for key site visits, overseeing the installation to ensure every detail was executed flawlessly. This Salento project highlights PR Interiors’ dedication to timeless, elegant interiors that honor the spirit of the location, creating a cohesive, refined space where history and contemporary Italian design coexist in perfect harmony.
(*This project was executed under RotaGiorgino with Paolo Rota serving as lead interior designer. It is included in the PR Interiors portfolio to reflect the continuity of design expertise and high-end residential experience now offered through PR Interiors)















































































