Monica Fraschetti

I am an architect and Home Stager, specialised in Tourism Redesign, Feng Shui and wellness architecture, as well as co-founder of Stagero. I have always believed that every place has a soul, made of history, atmosphere and still unexpressed possibilities. My work stems from the desire to recognise it and give it a voice, transforming spaces into environments capable of welcoming, moving and leaving a lasting memory. In the hospitality sector, in fact, it is not enough to offer a place to stay: guests seek experiences in which they can see themselves, feel at ease and create an authentic connection with the destination. Through Tourism Redesign I help owners and managers of accommodation facilities to rediscover the potential of their spaces and make them more harmonious, functional and distinctive, enhancing what already exists without necessarily having to undertake radical renovation. At Stagero I design and coordinate Hospitality Design and Home Staging projects, overseeing every phase of the process, from the initial consultation to the final realisation. Each project takes shape from the encounter between the identity of the property, the needs of those who manage it and the emotions of those who will experience it. Together with my team we work on colours, materials, lighting, furnishings and details, so that they form part of a coherent and personal narrative. A thoughtfully reimagined environment can change the perception of a place, improve guests' wellbeing and make the property more attractive and memorable, including through the images with which it presents itself online. This is why I consider Tourism Redesign a strategic investment: it allows intervention on the existing space in a conscious way, concentrating resources on the elements capable of producing the greatest aesthetic, emotional and commercial impact. Choosing a Tourism Redesign professional means entrusting your space to a trained eye that can see what it has the potential to become. It means building an authentic, dist