Oreste Ruggeri, a man of means in the pharmaceutical industry, crafted the stunning Ruggeri House between 1902 and 1907 as a respite for himself and his family in the picturesque town of Pesaro, Italy. This Art Nouveau masterpiece donned intricate floral stucco carvings, Oreste's own monogram, and a balcony that only added to its grandeur. The house, stood proud at three storeys, displayed a ladyfinger-shaped paint job in both light green and white, much to Oreste's liking. Unfortunately, his life was cut short in 1912.
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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