Maybe it’s just my personal taste, but I think this type of hospitality could be a significant part of the market in the near future. Feeling like a guest in a home rather than a guest in a room makes a big difference in the experience offered to the customer.
A residential building in Rome finds a new form of use and conviviality thanks to a project that integrates a restaurant, a café, a cocktail bar and three guest rooms.
The library room is dominated by over 9,000 volumes on art history, photography and design, available to all guests who wish to browse and immerse themselves in atmospheres that are almost forgotten today.
The interiors are creative yet refined, and most importantly, they are part of the journey within these spaces: rare objects from markets around the world, precious reclaimed furnishings, and contemporary art from the homeowner’s collection.

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