The entrance on Piazza San Paolino is dedicated to the greedy – this is the meaning of the sign created with the mosaic Picassiette technique. The range of food products offered here has been curated by the local bakery S. Forno. Looking up at the ceiling there is an installation consisting of kitchen utensils and food products of different materials: some crocheted, others made of fabric, others in papier-mâché or painted plaster.

The San Paolino restaurant shows inside a collection of large vases and jars in Tuscan terracotta and an installation of green sound-absorbing leaves made with fabrics and materials recovered by the artist Linda Nieuwstad. The design of the Lobby bar Sfere Celesti is also particularly enchanting, with antique mirror walls by the artisan Franco Falli and tables in blue glazed lava stone, as well as that of the Companion Bar, with polygonal basalt tile flooring. The inner courtyard, in shades of green, consists of ancient stone and zinc tanks creating small liquid realms with fountains, animal and aquatic plants. Finally, the cinema room is characterized by exposed brick walls – the same as the original ones of the building – and large hanging portraits depicting scenes of great classics of Italian cinematography.