StudioTamat Redesigns 1960s Italian Villa in Castelli Romani with Eclectic Interiors
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Amy Frearson
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Summary
Rome-based StudioTamat has redesigned a 1960s villa in Italy's Castelli Romani region, creating eclectic interiors that blend modernist influences with floral wallpapers and playful shapes. The villa is located near Rome, steps away from the historic 16th-century Villa Grazioli. The ground floor design circulates around an elegant elliptical staircase, with the overall design spanning different areas of the property to create a unique fusion of historical and contemporary elements.
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The 1960s villa is set in the Castelli Romani, on the outskirts of Rome, steps away from the historic 16th-century Villa Grazioli.
The ground floor circulates around an elegant elliptical staircase.
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