Historic Residence

Villa Calandra preserves the allure of an early twentieth-century residence, where architecture, light and garden compose an atmosphere of rare refinement. The indoor and outdoor spaces accompany each event with natural elegance, allowing the venue and its guests to set the tone of the occasion. Every reception finds here a setting already complete: intimate, scenic, rich in memory.
It is the ideal choice for those seeking an authentic, distinctive context capable of leaving a mark with understated grace. Built in 1910, this extraordinary residence stands as a refined expression of the Liberty style in Rome, a witness to an era in which art, architecture and decoration merged in absolute harmony. The project bears the signature of architect Cesare Bazzani, a leading figure and one of the foremost interpreters of Liberty in Italy, celebrated for his ability to blend formal elegance with decorative refinement.
Every room was conceived to enhance light, volumes and ornamental details, giving life to spaces of rare beauty. A distinctive feature of the venue is the precious stained-glass artwork created by artist and decorator Duilio Cambellotti, which enriches the interiors with plays of light and colour. Completing the decorative scheme, the paintings adorning the ceiling panels on the ground floor, by artist Francesco de Girolamo, embellish the spaces with pictorial motifs of great distinction. Today, this exclusive venue preserves intact the charm of its era, offering a unique setting where history, art and luxury converge to create unforgettable events.