Villa Antolini — Vucetich’s Secession Villa in Riccione (1923)
Mirko Vucetich’s 1923 villa on Viale Milano, where Secession geometry meets a curving Baroque entrance and a private code of numbers.
Mirko Vucetich’s 1923 villa on Viale Milano, where Secession geometry meets a curving Baroque entrance and a private code of numbers.
A 1928 Liberty-style palazzo designed by Aldo Forcignanò, Mincuzzi Palace became an icon of refined commerce and Southern Italian elegance in Bari’s…
A rare survivor of Florentine Liberty: Giovanni Michelazzi’s 1907 villa for Ettore Ravazzini, its facade alive with Galileo Chini’s hand-painted ceramic…
A sinuous Liberty villa in the Campo di Marte neighbourhood — one of Giovanni Michelazzi’s most refined Florentine villas and a benchmark of Italian Liberty…
Giovanni Michelazzi’s most ambitious urban statement: a tall, narrow Liberty facade erupting with sculpted flora on a Renaissance street beside the Arno.
The grandest Belle Époque hotel on Venice’s Lido, opened in 1900 and immortalised by Thomas Mann and Luchino Visconti — now silent, awaiting a long-promised…
A five-star hotel on the Lido’s main boulevard, its north-east facade sheathed in 800 square metres of polychrome majolica — one of Italy’s largest Liberty…
Ernesto Basile’s 1914 Belle Époque pleasure complex in Palermo—cinema, garden, café and concert loggia woven into one Liberty masterwork for the Biondo…
Ernesto Basile’s Liberty masterpiece on Palermo’s Acquasanta waterfront — a grand hotel where the Florio dynasty entertained Europe’s elite at the height of…
Ernesto Basile’s jewel of Sicilian Liberty — built for the Florio dynasty at the height of their power, where medieval ornament and sinuous Art Nouveau…