Each of the four thematic suites is dedicated to art and characterised by a dominant colour: lapis lazuli blue in the music-themed Nocturne, Pompeian red in the cinema-inspired Peplum, emerald green in the Avant-Garde Suite dedicated to painting, and tones of pistachio in the Marbre - a homage to sculpture. In addition to immersing yourself in the Museum's works, you can also create works of art yourself through the medium of painting, modelling, sounds and videos.

The ground floor is used entirely as a museum, including an underground area that emerged during recent restoration work, a project supervised by Engineer Edmondo Scrimieri and Architect Sandra Macculi of Studio Ingegneri Associati in Lecce. On the first floor, there are three suites and a living area, with windows overlooking the terrace and garden. 

The top floor is dedicated to the Marbre Suite, with an exclusive terrace and jacuzzi. Each of the floors is connected by an internal lift and a Corten exterior staircase.

The décor is elegant but also unusual. The furnishings are carefully designed down to the smallest detail by the French interior designers Charles-Philippe and Christophe of Laboratoire Design in Rabat, who have re-designed the rooms with the Baroque atmosphere typical of Lecce with 18th-century furniture, as well as pieces from the 1950s and 1980s, selected for their originality and extravagance. Here every moment becomes an exciting chapter in your artistic journey.