In Rome’s Parioli district, this apartment has been reimagined as an elegant, timeless home where daily life moves with ease and grace. The layout was completely redefined to create three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a TV room, a walk-in wardrobe, and a new kitchen, while original mouldings and architectural details were carefully preserved.

 

The expansive living room pairs sculptural Baxter sofas with classical boiserie, connected to a study through original glass doors. Subtle lighting and a palette of refined materials shape an atmosphere of cultured minimalism and understated surrealism, offering a space where past and present quietly converge.