Home decoration and garden stores Rome

This gallery offers a wide selection of elegant sculptures of marble and furniture (bushes, semi-precious tables, columns, all kinds of decorations and antiques reproductions). If you are planning to decorate your house like a Roman villa, you will find some ideas in this specialized gallery.

A country of gourmets such as Italy must have its own store entirely dedicated to the art of the palace. It's done with C.u.c.i.i.n.a (understand cooking, but also Come Una Cucina Ispira Nuovi Appetiti or "How cooking inspires new appetites")! Here, you will find absolutely everything you need to prepare small dishes, from aprons to ladles, pasta knives and Italian coffee makers. Of course, this store will not give you the culinary skills of an Italian chef, but having the right instruments is already a good start!

On the banks of the Tiber at the level of the Milvio bridge and up to the Duca d'Aosta bridge, the Mercatino di Ponte Milvio is a sort of flea market where you can find some interesting items, period objects that will particularly appeal to collectors and lovers of old-fashioned crafts. The setting of the market, between river and greenery, is very suggestive. A fun way to discover this area of Rome that is not very popular with tourists, but is nevertheless very pleasant.

This gallery, founded in 1930, is a reference for antiquities. Furniture, sculptures, mosaics, cameos, marbles, bronzes and paintings from the medieval to the neoclassical period are presented on two floors in a magnificent space with an inner courtyard. This gallery has contributed to the development of many private art collections and sometimes organizes exhibitions. The entrance is sober and in no way suggests the beauty and artistic opulence of its interior.

Since 1910, this store has been working with local products and producing superb leather articles. From book covers to wallets, napkins, leather bags and travel notebooks, the store is full of treasures for those who love quality stationery and accessories. There are also wax pads that will give a certain charm to your next writings. The friendly and welcoming staff will give you very good advice on finding the right item for your needs. A very nice shop.

Right in the heart of Trastevere, Elvis Lives is a tiny boutique where Romans and tourists alike have been flocking for the past few years. In fact, it's not uncommon to have to wait a little outside before entering, especially during the festive season. The recipe for success? T-shirts, mugs, socks, fabric bags and stationery featuring celebrities, recipes and proverbs in Italian and Roman. Daje! It's the ideal place to treat yourself to an original souvenir that you won't find anywhere else.