An Art Nouveau Villa in Rome

The Villa

The villa dates back to the early decades of the twentieth century and is an expression of Roman Liberty, evident in its proportions and decorative details.

A square hole in the ground reveals a dark interior with a concrete frame. The surrounding soil is tan.

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An antique, beige-colored amphora buried in dirt, partially uncovered.

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Inhabiting time

Inside Roman history

Underground rooms attributable to catacombs and the remains of a Roman dwelling dating back to 34 BC have been discovered in the garden, as attested by the excellently made tiles bearing the inscription of the date.

Fine fabrics and materials

Every detail is chosen with care and passion

Architecture, contemporary design, and archaeological remains coexist in the same place, according to a stratification inherent to Roman identity.