Luxurious apartment located in the heart of Rome, on Via Frattina, just a short walk from the Spanish Steps.
An elegant residence on the “piano nobile” of Palazzo Bernini al Corso, approximately 140 square meters spread over two levels with 6-meter-high frescoed ceilings. This historic 18th-century residence features designer furnishings that create an exclusive atmosphere. A spectacular living room, kitchen, and bathroom are located on the first level, while the second level features the sleeping area with a master bedroom, a bathroom, and a second bedroom that opens onto the living room below.
The apartment preserves the original grandeur of its historic spaces, with frescoed ceilings and monumental proportions, reinterpreted through an interior design that combines iconic pieces of Italian design with a curated selection of contemporary art.
Alongside furnishings by 20th-century masters, the space features furniture and lamps designed by the architect himself, creating a continuous dialogue between history and personal vision.
On the walls, works by Licia Galizia, Roberto Pietrosanti, Nico Marziali, and Giovanni De Angelis interact with vintage prints based on drawings by Gian Lorenzo Bernini and Giovanni Battista Piranesi.
The result is a space that blends historical layers with contemporary elements, transforming a Renaissance residence into an immersive experience where architecture, art, and Italian design come together in a sophisticated and cultured balance.
On the first level is the entrance hall, which leads to the 6-meter-high frescoed living room, complete with a dining area, a kitchen, and a bathroom with parquet flooring.
On the second level is the first sleeping area, open to the large living room, a bathroom, and a master bedroom that can be closed off but still overlooks the living room and features carpeted floors.