In 1852, in a Florence that was still a capital of culture, the brothers Leopoldo, Giuseppe and Romualdo Alinari founded what would become the oldest photographic studio in the world. With their plates they immortalised works of art, monuments and faces, inventing a new way of looking — and of remembering.
The room dedicated to them is a tribute to that gaze. Warm tones, elegant finishes and surfaces that catch the light like a lens from another age create an intimate, elegant setting, made for those who love the discreet charm of things well made.
A space where every detail seems posed to be photographed, and where the memory of an image becomes contemporary comfort.
