A corner of Rome has been taken over by art and antiques in progress. Rolf Sachs, with his endless optimism and love for the surreal, transforms his studio from a former car park into a playground of creative chaos. From exit-sign tables to bucket lights, his quirky pieces fill the space, while classic design details—like palazzo-inspired lime plaster and crushed-brick floors—pay homage to the city’s ancient Roman roots. Via @theworldofinteriors