We love our little house. Every corner. Every fabric. Every colour.

Our great-grandfather's porphyry quarry in Postal closed back in the 1960s. Had our grandfather known that we'd one day build with his favourite stone again—the very same stone he used when creating Muchele in 1952—he would have been incredibly proud. The truth is... we didn't reinvent anything.

We simply carried on where he left off.

Postal has always been known for its magnificent chestnut trees. Staying true to our roots came naturally. Local chestnut wood is everywhere. On the ceilings. In the furniture. On the walls. Even the breakfast bread box is made from it.

And honestly... we wouldn't have it any other way.

We first discovered these traditional Alpine ornaments in a local folk museum. They symbolise family, harvest and prosperity. We fell in love instantly. Together with our graphic designer they became something uniquely Muchele: our metal lace curtain. A striking contrast to our bold porphyry façade. And at night? It looks rather sexy.

We even wear it as earrings.

Since 1952 Moroso has been creating iconic furniture in Udine. We've been creating Muchele since exactly the same year. Our love story began in 2012 with the hotel bar. The suites followed. Then the dining room. Moroso taught us that colourful design can also feel wonderfully cosy. Beautifully crafted.

100% Made in Italy.

Sometimes life writes the best stories. Martina fell in love with a painting by South Tyrolean artist Erich Stecher. At the time, it was hanging in another hotel. One beer later... a chance meeting became a friendship. And we instantly knew: Erich belongs at Muchele.

Today his murals welcome guests at reception, while his artwork appears on every label of Mum's wines.