Room Mate's Giulia Hotel is located in the center of milan, just steps away from the Piazza del Duomo cathedral and the Vittorio Emanuele gallery. Room Mate, a spanish-born hotel brand with 21 hotels around the world, is aimed at young travelers who like to explore cities and soak up the exotic. The hotel in Madrid was named Oscar, the hotel in New York was named Grace, and the hotel in Milan was named Giulia.

Responsible for the interior design of the hotel is Patricia Urquiola, a Spanish female designer who is currently active in the world. Patricia Urquiola has a keen sense of color and is good at using color to create a gorgeous and warm artistic style. Many famous Italian furniture brands have her works, and Room Mate Giulia once again amazes people with her artistic talent.

Giulia Hotel has a good connection with the culture of Milan, and the use of materials and elements can feel the epitome of Milan. The hotel's lobby floor is made of pink marble, following the design of Patricia Urquiola, as well as Milan cathedral. This color dominates her work and has become one of her hallmarks.

Another typical feature of Milan's architecture is the use of Renaissance terracotta bricks on the curving walls of the lobby to create a three-dimensional effect. The repetition of geometric patterns reflects the rigor of the city, but also refers to the graphic arts, an important part of Milan's cultural history. The rooms at Giulia Hotel are typical of the Italian style, with a touch of antiquity. The goal is to create an essential, very familiar space where guests can make themselves at home. Through the various Spaces of the hotel, you can enjoy the works of different artists, photographers and illustrators.

Patricia Urquiola was appointed artistic director of Cassina furniture in 2015. Giulia Hotel adopts a large number of Cassina custom furniture, and integrates retro and modern furniture in the interior, creating a unique atmosphere of the Hotel.