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The structure is located inside Studio Canova, right next to Via del Corso. The building was acquired by the neoclassical sculptor Antonio Canova at the beginning of the 18th century. The artist organized a large studio, a real old-fashioned workshop where the sculptor worked together with numerous collaborators. Archaeological finds for study were also housed, which today appear partly walled in the external walls of the building.
Today the building is private, but under state protection since 1953 due to its historical-artistic interest. In 1978 it was transformed into an art gallery. Now, thanks to ATHROME, all its guests can fully enjoy it as a splendid renovated Loft has been created inside the studio. All in full "natural" style based on the green and wood concept, expertly furnished and finely finished.
Equipped with all the services that enhance its comfort and at the same time its originality. The apartment is spread over the two classic levels of the loft, under the open space illuminated by a modern and elegant wallpaper we find the sleeping area with Smart TV, living room, equipped kitchen and a bathroom while above the relaxation area where being able to spend free time reading a book, working at the desk or letting yourself be carried away by the lively and welcoming atmosphere of the LEDs on the wall. A large window and skylight simultaneously fully illuminate both levels of the loft. The apartment has a pleasant balcony equipped with table and chairs
Luxurious apartment located in the center of Rome in the main luxury district of the capital where there are the boutiques of the biggest fashion brands. The "Frattina Luxury" has a living room with open kitchen and double bedroom with Jacuzzi.
The property is located inside the "Studio Canova" building in via delle Colonnette near via del Corso. The apartment is on two levels that separate the living area from the sleeping area
The building is located inside Studio Canova, just off Via del Corso. The building was acquired by the neoclassical sculptor Antonio Canova in the early 18th century. The artist set up a large studio, a real old-fashioned workshop where the sculptor worked together with numerous collaborators.
