Casa Monti Channels a Vibrant Bohemian Spirit in Rome
The creative whirlwind that is Casa Monti opened its doors this June.
An 18th-century building that once housed nobility is host to Casa Monti Rome.
An 18th-century building that once housed nobility is host to Casa Monti Rome.
Le Sibille creates one-of-a-kind jewellery that centres on micromosaics, an art form that spans centuries from Roman to Renaissance.
North of Rome, in Tuscia, there is a mystical place called the Sacro Bosco di Bomarzo or the Parco dei Mostri (Park of Monsters).
Thanks to Sciò’s keen eye and delicate touch, La Posta Vecchia is even better than Getty left it. And the best part is you don’t need to be a Getty to see it for yourself.
Travellers headed to the Eternal City should consider checking into the newest addition to Rome’s famed Via Veneto: InterContinental Rome Ambasciatori Palace. Designed by Italian architect Carlo Busiri Vici, the Renaissance-inspired building opened in 1905 as a residence for visiting ambassadors, and from 1946 to 1993, it was the library for the American Embassy across the street.
In Rome’s bohemian Trastevere neighbourhood, a former garage has a new life as a vibrant ode to vinyl culture.
“Contemporary Cluster was born with the desire to change the concept of the gallery.”
Neutral shades are contrasted by a dynamic palette of colours with metal chairs in yellow and flesh pink along with leather-like upholstered benches and geometric suspension lighting.
Now that Italy is starting to loosen restrictions, it is a perfect time to highlight the sense of freedom that riding a Vespa provides, a freedom that has become indelibly associated with the Eternal City.