Giselda
11 June 2019
giselda
Giselda
Anno
2014
This multifunctional and innovative venue in Rome’s Viale Trastevere, crowded at any time, covers an area of 480 square metres, about half of which is dedicated to the workshop.
Meticulous attention has been dedicated to detail and materials: the floor is in industrial cement, while the counters are in corten.
The grey colour, which recalls the hues of the exposed beams, and the carpentry, which characterises the room, dominate. The sales area is decorated and warmed up by delightful Sicilian tiles with strong Arabic references.
Finally, in the tasting area, above the beautiful oak and iron tables, two unusual panel paintings stand out: surreal figures designed by street artist Giò Pistone.
