Years back, Caroline Feiffer of Via Oltra shared a picture of a yoga studio. It was set within vaulted historical walls, pared back, and abnormally fine-tuned. The sort of space that would make any inactive person an immediate transform. It belonged to Parkhotel Mondschein, located just outside of Bolzano, Italy.
Owned by bros Klaus and Moritz Dissertori, whose broader portfolio consists of 1477 Reichhalter in neighboring Lana. Across their tasks, the emphasis corresponds: adaptive reuse, architectural connection, and interiors that favor product moderation over style.
At Parkhotel Mondschein, the redesign of the noted 1330 building was developed with Merano-based Studio Biquadra, led by interior designer Chrsitina Biasi von Berg. Midcentury references balance the building’s older bones– maintaining initial parquet floorings, high ceilings, and stucco while presenting refined finishes, dark woods, and a subtle thread of energy. Join us for a trip.
Photography courtesy of Parkhotel Mondschein.
Above: The listed structure dating back to 1330 was the city first guesthouse. Additions in the late 19th century introduced Belle Époque elements– stucco detailing, generous proportions– that remain central to today structure. 
Above: The latest restoration under the Dissertori brothers in 2022 maintained the mandate of working within the existing structure, Belle Époque and all, instead of overwriting history. 
Above: Biquadra utilized a scheme in warm neutrals surrounding different shades of dark wood and blush velvet. Above: Midcentury references appear in the bar by way of warm lighting and a restrained color combination instead of duration replication.< img src ="https://www.remodelista.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/park-hotel-monschein-south-tyrol-italy-5-733x489.jpg"alt="the luna bar and luna dining establishment sit nearby to the hotel, developed as social 21" width="733"height ="489"/ > Above: The Luna Bar and Luna Restaurant sit surrounding to the hotel, developed as social spaces instead of destination dining areas. Above: The Luna Restaurant is fitted with custom lighting from Biquadra who developed the fabric Luna Wall Lamp for the space. Above: A striking dining area of the hotel’s pizzeria, Alto Pizza, sets initial architectural details with historic Alpine lighting and furniture.