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ItalyChevron RomeChevron SaveSave this storySaveThree years ago, when the visionary design boutique Chez Dédé opened on Via di Monserrato near Rome's Palazzo Farnese it was hardly the centro storico’s finest shopping street Gilbert Halaby the Lebanese bag designer known for his brightly colored leather handbags opened his first brick- and-mortar last summer as he pours Campari for a couple who’ve wandered in The flowers are almost prettier than the handbags at Maison Halaby Andrea Ferolla and Daria Reina stock hand-painted (by Ferolla) ceramic plates with cheeky illustrations and local Giuliva Heritage Collection dresses at no and instant warmth from the owners—will have you feeling like you’re catching up with old friends...in their wildly stylish home Even if you’re not in the market for a new lampshade a visit to Maurizio Bellacci’s lighting boutique is worth it for future design inspiration—and to see his intricate hand-cut Murano glass fixtures and custom chiffon shades We think of Chez Dede as Rome's best concept store “It’s been a decade since Rome has had a true artisan street,” says Josephine de Huertas, who moved her boutique from the more touristed Via del Governo Vecchio in January She sources divans and lounge chairs from antiques markets in Paris then reimagines them in pink yak hair or blue vinyl Don’t worry about getting any purchases home: She ships globally After six years near the Spanish Steps, the Argentine designer and stylist Soledad Twombly reopened her atelier at number 150. In addition to her own collection of dresses and textiles, she sells antique tea sets, Syrian robes, and Tibetan vases from her travels. up-to-the-minute voice in all things travel Condé Nast Traveler is the global citizen’s bible and muse We understand that time is the greatest luxury which is why Condé Nast Traveler mines its network of experts and influencers so that you never waste a meal or a hotel stay wherever you are in the world Wanted in RomeMagazine Via di Monserrato from Sadie Devane on Vimeo Hollywood Film d'Autore. With customers including Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro this small but well-stocked shop (the first in Italy to specialise in auteur cinema) has a collection of about 5,000 movies to buy or rent only great directors – the classics of past and present.” As well as DVDs there are classic and contemporary film posters and stills A point of reference for film students and fans since 1983 Hollywood Film D'Autore MAC Maja Arte Contemporanea. This independent gallery promotes prominent Italian and foreign artists, and was opened by Daina Maja Titonel in 2013. The gallery is an open and hosts around five diverse exhibitions annually MAC Maja Arte Contemporanea Fresh fish is bought at Italian ports every morning for this fine-dining seafood restaurant Guests are greeted by an impressive fish counter with a cocktail bar for drinks while perusing the menu Choose between the à la carte or tasting menu Pierluigi family-run goldmiths in the middle of Via di Monserrato first opened its doors in 1950 Inside a grandfather and grandson sit side-by-side at a work bench covered in tools and precious gems meticulously creating pieces to add to the shelves of jewellery that surround them or to have a bespoke wedding or engagement ring made this jewellers has years of experience on its side Elio Volpotti This cosy shop offers jewellery by contemporary Italian and other European designers From colourful and quirky statement pieces to delicate gold and silver NoveNove friendly venue packed with locals drinking coffee at the bar simple meal such as roast vegetable couscous or chicken with cooked tomatoes on the vine The place really comes alive in the evenings when people gather out at the front of the bar Caffè Perù Wanted in Rome ™ is member of the Wanted World Wide Ltd network.Click here to find out more about our Network or Follow us on social networks © 2025 / 2026 Wanted World Wide LTD Network Monserrato Conde III holds a photo of himself taken when he joined the Army National Guard As a member of the 140th Signal Battalion in Sterling from 1989-98 he helped maintain a communication network through the city Matt Meusborn of Holyoke helps resident Gary Herr cut a piece of door trim at his residence Saturday afternoon 92nd Field Artillery as helping him learn the importance of working well with others Matt Meusborn’s scrapbook shows displays scenes from his time in the 1st Battalion Matt Meusborn remembers the cold in December 1976 when he stepped off the bus at Aberdeen Proving Ground he’d been used to the “dry cold” of Fort Collins cold.” Meusborn had trained for a year with the U.S Army then; he’d overcome the mental shock from the yelling of orders and learned to respect his commanding officers in Fort Knox the teenager who’d helped on a dairy farm not too long earlier waded chest-deep through a patch of ice latching cables to a piece of heavy equipment 92nd Field Artillery unit “didn’t have much.” They’d have been stuck in the ice they dislodged the heavy equipment and – upon their transfer two months later to Fort Hood Texas – really began to move the “big guns”: M110 howitzers fit for a battleship Meusborn cited communication as the main skill he took from the Army into civilian life His military experience moving heavy equipment and welding has proven useful at the CHS High Plains cooperative in Holyoke where he serves as fleet manager and operations assistant but he added the ability to respect others that began in Fort Knox made the real difference “I have to move to all the different locations and work with different supervisors...and I have supervisors above me,” Meusborn said “I learned to respect my supervisors above me and respect the men who are working with me.” extends to the Army National Guard as well he spent one weekend a month and two weeks in the summer at Guard training he functioned as “a $2 million telephone pole” for the 140th Signal Battalion in Sterling the 140th could set up a telephone system for the entire city – around 10,000 people at the time – if needed discipline and timeliness – practices he uses both as a parent and in his current job as a trash truck driver for the City of Holyoke “I think I’m a pretty good communicator,” he said “I take pride in being able to express what my needs are...in my personal relationships Both Meusborn and Monserrato come from families whose history of military service goes back through the generations When visiting both Meusborn’s house and that of Monserrato’s parents American flags featured prominently outside Meusborn’s own son currently serves in the U.S I have more appreciation for those who were,” Meusborn said The men who trained him in Fort Knox had fought in the Vietnam War everything...I just have the greatest respect for those guys.” Holyoke High School will hold its Veterans Day celebration at 8 a.m ChevronChevronPhotosSave this storySaveSave this storySaveReviewed by Erica FirpoWhat's the story here?L'Archivio di Monserrato is a legendary workshop and boutique featuring the designer Soledad Twombly. What kinds of things do they stock?The shop is best known for custom-designed dresses and textiles, along with Twombly's collection of hand-selected antique tea sets, Syrian robes, and Tibetan vases. If money’s no object, what goes in the cart?A custom-designed dress and a vintage tea set. Do they have any more budget-friendly offerings?One of the handmade coats. What stands out to you the most about this shop?The feeling of warmth the moment you walk in—it's as if you were always meant to be here. Make sure to ask to see Twombly's personal favorites. Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker The Lebanese designer Gilbert Halaby made a name for himself in Rome with a charming jewelry-and-handbag atelier he’s also taken up his lifelong passion of painting “It is not a boutique,” the Lebanese painter and designer Gilbert Halaby says of his eclectic Rome atelier and one-of-a-kind bags coexist with books by Arabic philosophers “It is like a small salotto,” he adds—Italian for “living room.” Maison Halaby is tucked away on the quaint Via di Monserrato just steps away from the bustling Campo de’ Fiori Soledad Twombly’s L’Archivio di Monserrato have also quietly sprung up in the area in recent years Wanted in Rome has moved to its new office on Via di Monserrato 49 another beautiful part of the centro storico For users of public transport we are on the 116 bus route which stops just short of our office And for those who know the Venerable English College 0039066867967 and the hours of opening are as usual 10.00-17.00 Monday to Friday For any further information just send us an email at advertising@wantedinrome.com and we will answer you as soon as possible This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Esquire Middle East – The Region’s Best Men’s Magazine Home | Food and Drink | New video: Lobster Linguine at Scalini Dubai at the Four Seasons Jumeirah Beach Resort’s Restaurant Village to try Chef Monserrato Marini’s famous lobster linguini Dubai has no shortage of award-winning restaurant imports and the newly-opened Scalini restaurant at the Four Seasons Resort Jumeirah The restaurant follows the winning recipe from the London branch Much of that same team from the original restaurant have been flown over we sent our team down to check out the brand-new restaurant as well as to try one of its signature dishes: Scalini’s famous lobster linguini Subscribe to our newsletter now and you will be we’ll give you Esquire’s A-to-Z of Men’s Fashion for FREE Maybe later, thanks Winter The Rome-based fashion designer Nadia Mari is ready to showcase an all-new collection at her atelier on Via Monserrato just a short walk from Campo de’ Fiori We had a talk with her to learn more about her latest collection: What are the key elements of your FW17 collection In the Nadiamari FW17/18 Collection whimsical patterns give silk tunic dresses and shirts a light floating touch echoing motifs from Japanese gardens and cloudy skies I have been fascinated by northern European fairy tales this season’s prints are as colored and luxurious as a forest Are there upcoming new projects you’re excited about We are all very excited about this fall as I designed a one-of-a-kind series to complement this season’s collection that is meant to be sold in my atelier only with bold colors and cultural referring prints: golden medallions paisleys and Japanese florals contrast abstract pastel prints original interpretation of classic designs is Italy: being inspired by beauty and guided by quality This is why an Italian dress is so precious Are there typical Roman elements in your collections Rome is an old aristocratic lady asking for class and savoir faire as I opened my second flagship store there This is the best place to wear a NADIAMARI Nadiamari provides a tailor-made shopping experience with the designer and her team The boutique also offers a personal shopper image consulting and styling services which you can purchase as a gift to treat a friend (or yourself!) 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