Jumeirah Capri Palace has unveiled five new suites, each offering panoramic views of the Bay of Naples and the hotel’s stylish pool. Designed by renowned architect Patricia Urquiola, these suites reflect Capri’s essence and easy living. Urquiola’s redesign extends beyond the suites, bringing the same sense of place to the hotel’s pool and bar areas.
Inspired by the island environment, Urquiola worked with a color palette of warm terracotta, soft whites, and vivid blues. To mimic the motion of waves against Capri’s cliffs, she used Cimento plaster to craft ripples in the walls and custom-designed furniture with organic curves. This theme extends to the materials used: Palladian flooring, a tribute to Capri’s architectural heritage, stretches through the lounge, while handcrafted Vietri tiles dress the plinths, walls, floors, and furniture, celebrating the region’s tradition of craftsmanship.
Extending her vision beyond the newly unveiled suites, Urquiola has redesigned the hotel’s outdoor spaces, too. A lush Caprese garden now frames the Bar degli Artisti, the pool bar, as well as the newly landscaped lounge terrace. These areas are unified by Palladian flooring and a palette inspired by sea and stone. Light dances on textured surfaces, organic forms echo the coastline, and ceramic-clad structures pay homage to local craftsmanship. With a curated blend of materials, from rattan to glazed terracotta, and custom marble furnishings that nod to Villa San Michele, the result is a timeless celebration of island life.
Rates for the new suites start from €1,500 per night for the Junior Suite Anacapri View, €4,000 for the Suite Terrace Pool Side, and €4,900 for the Deluxe Suite Terrace. For more information or to make a reservation, visit Jumeirah Capri Palace.
