Almost on the banks of the River Tiber, this sleek little apartment is a short stroll from the iconic eateries and buzzing boho scene of the Trastevere neighbourhood. In one direction you’ve got one of Rome’s hippest (yet ancient) quarters, and in the other, the quiet reverence and endless museums of the Vatican City are a ten-minute walk. The apartment itself is a pristine white haven from the buzzing city surroundings. The monochrome palette of slate-grey, white and black is only broken by wooden accents, courtesy of the compact kitchenette. Newspaper prints from Italy’s history complete the black and white filter effect in the calming bedroom.