In the medieval part of Rome near Piazza Navona, this duplex loft sits tucked among the rooftops, with a terrace lush with greenery that feels like a hidden garden above the city. Inside, the art collection leans into Italy of the 1940s and ’50s, while walls inspired by Umberto Boccioni’s Futurist screens add a graphic energy to the space. A simple steel and wood stair connects the two levels, and a slim opening in the wall allows the kitchen to engage with the dining and living areas without interrupting the flow. Decorative lighting and furniture echo the paintings, while a large modern sofa anchors the living space.