Villa Morosini
A seventeenth-century Venetian villa in Polesella, once the summer residence of Doge Francesco Morosini, blending baroque and neoclassical…
A seventeenth-century Venetian villa in Polesella, once the summer residence of Doge Francesco Morosini, blending baroque and neoclassical…
A sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Venetian villa in Cartigliano now serving as the town hall, retaining the main house…
A sixteenth-century cellar and eighteenth-century villa in Valpolicella where wine production and literary culture flourished since the Renaissance.
The restrained Liberty villa on Viale Milano that Rachele Mussolini bought in 1934 as the family summer residence,…
A sixteenth-century Venetian villa in Sant'Urbano blending patrician aesthetics with rural functionalism, distinguished by a classical serliana window…
A Renaissance villa built for the Venetian Nani family from 1580, probably designed by Scamozzi, and expanded in…
A 1930s Rationalist villa in Milan by Piero Portaluppi, with Milan's first private heated pool, an important Italian…
A seventeenth-century Venetian villa blending Renaissance foundations with nineteenth-century modifications, now serving as municipal offices and library…
A 15th-century Renaissance villa in Tuscany built by the Spini merchant family, now an intimate hotel overlooking the…
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