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Refurbishment of historic spaces
How do you turn Villa Medici into a space that is receptive to contemporary knowledge, while still preserving the history and spirit of the place? As far back as 1833, Horace Vernet took a bold step by creating the “Turkish Room”, a reflection of an era fascinated by an imaginary Orient. In the 20th century, Balthus was the first to embrace a contemporary approach in the 1960s, followed by Richard Peduzzi in the early 2000s. A new chapter began in 2022 with Re-enchanting Villa Medici, a vast redevelopment campaign showcasing contemporary design, craftsmanship and the restored heritage of Villa Medici.
Over the past three years, 6 salons, 12 rooms and 2 gardens have been renovated.
Crossing the Threshold of Villa Medici
Step inside one of the most beautiful Renaissance villas in the heart of the Italian capital and travel through Renaissance Rome, the Rome of the 17th- and 18th-century Grand Tour, all the way to the Rome of today....
Set down your Suitcases at Villa Medici
Sleep at Villa Medici, a unique place in Rome where the spirit of the Renaissance blends with contemporary design.