Explaining Rome / Windows and Balconies: a Whole Other World

Flowers, trinkets, pinwheels, empty vases, laundry, clothespins, bikes, chairs, ashtrays, buckets. This list could go on and on. Because life … More

The Open Air Museum of Street Art in Tor Pignattara

Tor Pignattara is also a multi-ethnic neighbourhood of Rome. Its streets are full of life, colours, smells and people. I … More

The windows are closed in the middle of the day, the heat must be kept out, the only wind you … More

The Roman dialect sounds a bit “rude” and rustic. It’s definitely a fun dialect because we also like to create … More

Il Quarticciolo is a historical borgata in Rome, located in the Alessandrino neighborhood. The name of the area derives from … More

After two months of a very strict lockdown here in Rome, we were finally allowed to go out again (respecting … More

The Italian lockdown brought back inspiration and a forgotten passion I had: drawing! I did draw many years during my … More

If there’s one thing that people love about Italy (and Rome, in this case), it’s food. Eating out, experiencing new … More

If you’re a cat lover, Rome is the perfect city to admire them. They became part of the scenery in … More

Not just pasta, pizza and artichokes! Well also that, but imagine the roman cuisine that you can grab and eat … More