The ISSIMO Edit: Laura May Todd
From plush linens to designer rugs, Milan-based writer Laura May Todd shares her favouriteitems from ISSIMO and the Pelli world
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ISSIMO x Women in Wine: Federica Boffa
At just 23, Federica Boffa stepped into the historic Pio Cesare winery, guiding the Barolo and Barbaresco estate into its next era. For ISSIMO x Women in Wine, she speaks to...
Arrivederci, per Adesso
Another season draws to a close — the last spritz poured at golden hour, the final breakfast tray carried through quiet corridors, the sea turning just a shade deeper and more...
The ISSIMO Edit: Liva Firth
Activist and entrepreneur Livia Firth brings her signature blend of style and sustainability to ISSIMO’s October Edit. From the red carpet to the rolling hills of Umbria, she’s redefining conscious...
Love (In All Its Forms), Italian-Style: Celebrate Your Story at Hotel Il Pellicano
Born from a spirit of hospitality and togetherness, Hotel Il Pellicano turns weddings, birthdays, and private gatherings into celebrations that feel effortless and unforgettable
Lights, Camera, Roma: A Festival with a Roman Attitude
Every October, the Festa del Cinema di Roma transforms the capital into one giant movie set where art-house auteurs, experimental rebels, and everyday film lovers share the same red carpet
ISSIMO in Stereo
Set the scene with ISSIMO in Stereo, our latest playlist inspired by classic Roman cinema. From timeless soundtracks to hidden gems, it’s a love letter to the city, best enjoyed...
Rooted in Taste
ISSIMO partners with Quintosapore to bring the bounty of Umbria into three limited-edition food boxes
Romaeuropa, the Festival That Keeps Rome Curious
Celebrating its 40th anniversary, Romaeuropa Festival continues to push boundaries with a program that brings together international icons, emerging Italian talent, and the energy of Rome itself
Hidden Treasures at La Posta Vecchia
La Posta Vecchia isn’t just a seaside villa – it’s a treasure chest. Beneath the hotel, a Roman domus reveals mosaics and amphorae, while upstairs Renaissance beds, Flemish tapestries, and...
Venice on Film: Seven Italian Premieres That Made History
From Visconti’s Sicilian realism to Sorrentino’s Naples of the ’80s, Venice has been the stage for Italian films that defined eras and influenced the world
Biennale di Venezia: Italy’s Stage to the World
Founded in 1895, the Biennale di Venezia has grown into a constellation of world-class festivals spanning film, art, architecture, and music that define both Italy’s cultural calendar and the global...