Palazzo Bellia
Designed by Carlo Ceppi and built over roughly six years, completed in 1898, Palazzo Bellia stands on Via Pietro Micca at the meeting point of Piedmontese…
Designed by Carlo Ceppi and built over roughly six years, completed in 1898, Palazzo Bellia stands on Via Pietro Micca at the meeting point of Piedmontese…
A fantasy of carved stone and wrought iron on the Po hill, Villa Scott is one of the most exuberant Liberty villas in Turin—and a quiet icon of Italian…
The building Alfredo Campanini designed for himself stands on Via Vincenzo Bellini 11 as one of the most assured statements of Milanese Liberty, completed…
Designed by Giuseppe Sommaruga and completed in 1914, this Liberty masterpiece on Via Buonarroti shelters ironwork by Alessandro Mazzucotelli and sculptures…
A residential building on Via Malpighi whose entire facade is sheathed in painted ceramic tiles, Casa Galimberti remains one of the most vivid expressions of…
The Villino Favaloro is among the earliest Liberty buildings in Sicily — an Art Nouveau villa in Palermo designed in 1889 by Giovan Battista Filippo Basile…
The Grand Hotel Rimini has presided over the Adriatic seafront since 1 July 1908 — a Liberty palace of gilded stucco, Murano glass, and salt air that…
Giuseppe Sommaruga’s Palazzo Castiglioni on Corso Venezia is the moment Milan’s Liberty grammar found its public face — sculptural mass, polychrome surfaces…
Pietro Fenoglio designed his own house on the corner of Corso Francia and Via Principi d’Acaja in 1902 — the moment Turin chose Liberty as a residential…
Giovanni Sardi’s Hotel Excelsior opened in 1908 on the Adriatic shore of the Lido di Venezia — a Liberty palazzo dressed as Moorish revival, designed to make…