As it is often the case in historic homes, the bedroom was designed in the style of previous eras, evoking its prestige and traditions. The walls are adorned with paneling and floral motifs in relief, typical of neoclassical style, with stucco cornices and decorative rosettes. The light colors, ivory and gold, lend elegance and brightness, recalling the Louis XVI style, very popular in the 18th century. The furniture is antique-style, with gilded finishes and a patina reflecting the wear and tear of time. Note the dresser and writing desk, mirrors and screen, and upholstered seating: all original furnishings from the Villa. At the center of the room, a contemporary bathtub stands out, in stark contrast to the historical context, creating a dialogue between ancient and modern. Everything is framed by original walnut parquet flooring, typical of noble residences.The suite has two bathrooms finished in white marble: one with a semicircular bathtub, while the other, ensuite, with a shower.