Collidanielarchitetto is an architecture and interior design studio established in Rome in 2009 by Daniela Colli. The studio operates from Via Sannio 61 and has developed a reputation for blending an understanding of Italy’s historical and cultural context with contemporary design approaches. Its work spans across furniture, architecture, and urban design, although its most critically recognized projects tend to be in the hospitality sector, including restaurants, cafés, hotels, and spas.
Among its notable projects in Rome are LIÒN, a restaurant and cocktail bar situated between the Pantheon and Piazza Navona, completed in 2018. The venue occupies a rationalist-era building and features bold lines, saturated colors, and custom furnishings, with a ground level of 93 square meters and a basement of 90 square meters. The design is marked by a strong focus on geometric forms, material contrasts, and integration of custom-made elements. Another example is VyTA Farnese, a renovation of a historic café into a contemporary hospitality space that draws on Renaissance inspirations while adapting traditional features for modern social use.
The studio’s portfolio includes Vyta Santa Margherita cafés in Florence and London, Motta Milano 1928, and Vyta Enoteca Regionale del Lazio, illustrating its capacity to manage projects in both Italy and the United Kingdom. Collidanielarchitetto consistently emphasizes craftsmanship, detailing, and precision in its work, and its founder has cited influences from art movements such as Futurism and Rationalism, as well as architects Carlo Mollino, Carlo Scarpa, and Gio Ponti.
Staff numbers and organizational scale are not publicly specified, but the studio’s output has garnered several design awards and frequent media features, indicating sustained activity and industry recognition. Collidanielarchitetto remains primarily focused on hospitality interiors and high-end commercial spaces, delivering site-specific, concept-driven environments.