Inside Rome: Discovering Rome's Classic Interiors

by Joe Friedman, Francesco Venturi, Marella Caracciolo Chia

Joe Friedman and Marella Caracciolo have explored Rome to discover the greatest and most startling period interiors in the city. The book shows not only the interiors that are well known, but celebrates the extraordinary span of Rome, the city that is a microcosm of the whole of European history. From its ancient past, its Renaissance and Baroque splendour, and right up to its emergence as the capital of a unified Italy, Rome has been at the forefront of architecture. As a city it has more sites of a special value than any other in Europe, and the authors have taken great care to bring a cross-section of this richness. Colour photography by Francesco Venturi captures the beauty and diversity of some of the world's most outstanding interiors, ranging from Antiquity to Art Deco. But, as with all other books in this series, "Inside Rome" is fun; a reference book for the visitor, but also a companion for all those who know and love this greatest of cities.

128 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1993

Reviews

[Jenn Phizacklea]

Some lovely photographs of important interior design and architecture can be found in this pretty book.