Palazzo Salve
Puglia · Europe · Photo & Film, Stays
A 19th-century palazzo in Puglia, filled with art.
Tucked into the hills of Selva di Fasano, Palazzo Salve is a 19th-century palazzo transformed into an extraordinary creative retreat — a place where history, contemporary design, and unapologetic artistic expression collide. Restored by two Danish families in collaboration with local artisans, the villa honors its original bones while embracing a wildly eclectic, art-driven identity that sets it apart from traditional Puglia villas.
The house
- Location
- Puglia · Europe
Why Palazzo Salve
Inside, every room unfolds like a gallery: Magnus Fisker, Emma Kohlmann, Andi Fischer, Peter Doig, and embroidered tarot pieces by Berenike Corcuera line the walls; sculptural lighting by Nat Bloch Gregersen and Evren Tekinoktay casts soft, surreal glows; while textiles by Lulu Kaalund, Loji Höskuldsson, and Karl Monies add depth, humor, and craft. Furniture is an alchemy of flea-market treasures, Gio Ponti chairs, Vico Magistretti silhouettes, and HAY-collaborator pieces by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, Muller Van Severen, and Bruno Rey.
With 10 bedrooms, generous communal spaces, 20,000 sqm of woodland, a pool, terraces, and a traditional trullo, Palazzo Salve invites retreats that lean into creativity, color, and exploration. It is ideal for groups seeking something more soulful and expressive than the typical masseria — a refuge for the curious, the artistic, and the imaginative.
Palazzo Salve