This loft in Pigneto was just the best way to kick in Rome. It's got the great bohemian style around this young and off-the-beaten track area lined up with cool bars and restaurants (I'd strongly recommend Primo a couple blocks behind the building). Francesco has a serious eye on design, around the flat there's a stunning selection of mind-blowing pieces from Castiglione, Chesterfield and french Tolix chairs.
Lighting is also spotlessly chose, together with retro details and raw refurbishment that adds to a whole urban experience. Since I had confirmed rather short-notice he had to leave his clothing drying on the bookshelf part, so it was a bit humid inside. The noise from the old (but super cool) refrigerator can be of distractive to some, I was mostly concerned about the open food inside.

Out of all, I would definitely recommend this flat to urban/design-oriented people who are looking for a insider experience in old Rome. Enjoy your time in the city!