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Abitazione

Florence

In the Northern edge of Florence is our Abitazione building, a modern tribute to Florence’s rich tapestry of artistic heritage. Our design is one of contrasts, a blend of the city’s age-old charm with today’s aesthetics, a restored building of decadent frescos, baroque portraits, velvet furniture, and a feeling of palatial spaciousness unique in our city.

Let our elevator take you to your residence, and let our curators arrange experiences to befit your surroundings.

 

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Living Space

First-floor residence:  

1AM

With its giant 18th century tapestry adorning the large living space this is the cultural heart of the building.

4

155sqm

From €622

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First-floor residence:  

1PM

This ornate residence with its lilac fresco and spacious rooms is ideal for friends who want to share a space but have their own privacy.

4

150sqm

From €622

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Second-floor residence  

2AM

A dramatic space of brooding baroque masterpieces and an extra-large terrace.

4

145sqm

From €545

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Second-floor residence:  

2PM

A space of privacy, the centrepiece of this large residence is its homely kitchen and elegant dining area.

4

150sqm

From €545

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Attic residence:  

3AM

This romantic attico residence has one master bedroom and a lounge space with optional guest bed.

2

112sqm

From €391

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Ground-floor residence:  

Mezzogiorno

Step straight out into the city from this resplendent ground floor space.

4

160sqm

From €468

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Ground-floor residence:  

Mezzanotte

A calming ground floor retreat with a kitchen that opens directly onto one of its two garden spaces.

4

160sqm

From €468

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Lower ground-floor residence:  

Crepuscolo

Our sprawling three-bedroom lower-level residence with unique curved ceilings.

6

190sqm

From €510

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Accolades

"When I arrive in a city for a short break I just want to be told what I can’t miss"

"Abitazione offers a sensorial immersion, where art, architecture, and intimacy converge to create an experience as refined as it is personal."

"Florence is home to some of Italy’s – perhaps even Europe’s – best hotels, so it’s tricky to make a splash. This Time Tomorrow, however, did just that”

"Plenty of hotels promise an ‘authentic’ immersion in local culture. Unlike most, This Time Tomorrow in Florence does deliver"

“This Time Tomorrow is a stunning fusion of Neoclassical and modern design proportions”

"Florence’s Coolest New Hideout? This Time Tomorrow Is Redefining the City Stay"

“These are more than just swish holiday rentals. Stays with this This Time Tomorrow are all about spoiling treats.”

“This Time Tomorrow extracts all the stress to leave you only with good memories and pretty extraordinary experiences.”

"The most highbrow hideaway Renaissance richness and modern comforts come together in each apartment."

"This Time Tomorrow is truly a serene escape in the heart of Florence"

“Designed for a discerning clientele who shuns the overtourism of the historic centre”

"Travelers of refined taste, driven by experience, who appreciate art, design, food, and wine, will find their happy place here."

“One of the hottest new-to-market luxury travel brands.”

"This Time Tomorrow is a dream come true in Florence. More than just a residence, it is a timeless and sublime oasis”

“A masterclass in art and architecture.”

Signature Travel & Style

"My recent stay at this exquisite venue was nothing short of enchanting."

“For the queer traveller whose standards are offensively high … Florence finally has the answer.”

"Marvelling at the opulence, you would be forgiven for wanting to move in for longer"

"This boutique residence transcends traditional hospitality, offering a personalized experience that immerses you in Florence’s rich culture, art, and history"

Deep Thought

Every ensuite bathroom in our Abitazione is a feature of beauty in and of itself.

Unique spaces to relax, and featuring deep baths, sunlit showers and mosaic floors.

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Chapter Twenty-six

The Bath of Venus

Mandarin oils, and olive soap, the scents of Florence.

Are these the smells Botticelli knew?

Iza sunk deep into her bath.

She felt fresh, emerging from her own shell.

The renaissance never smelt so good or walked so tall.

Inspired Living

There is no better space to awaken your inspiration than our carefully designed Florence residences.

Adorned with classical art and architecture; these are modern spaces to enjoy whether you want to cook, read or finally finish that novel.

Chapter Sixteen

The Blank Page

Vincent has been working on his script for a long time. A love story. Simple on paper, complicated in reality. ’Twas ever thus”. Eurgh. His wife suggests a trip to Florence. “Might help to clear your head.”

As he opens the curtains to his private terrace something shifts in him that first morning. Sunlight streaming into the apartment, the words flow with abundance. Like the wine from the night before.

He has an after-hours art tour arranged. Bathed in colours and characters, the film reel in his head slowly comes to life.

His heroine is warm, whimsical, wild. He names her Florence.

Space to bake. Space to reconnect.

With all the modern kitchen equipment you need, why not take some time to bake the things you might not normally have time for? After all, a kitchen which opens into a living area is ideal for those with less than perfect attention spans.

Chapter Nine

Stir, bake, dip, repeat.

Alice and Georgia were taking the Cantuccini creating seriously.

The strongest to stir the sticky, almondy paste. The most equally divided mixture to be baked. The gentlest powdering of the sugar. The best at getting flour in Dad’s hair.

With no clear winner, their unbounding generosity called for a sisterly truce and a sharing of the prize glass of milk to dip their creations into.

Expertise of all kinds

Our local curators are experts in the city, and that means more than geographical expertise, but gastronomic also. Undecided on the show-stopping Jeroboam? Need some local advice on the Chambertin or Brunello di Montalcino ? You only need ask.

Chapter Five

The Self-appointed sommelier

Marco picked up the Jeroboam of red after receiving a tip from the curator.

He was out of his depth with his expertise, but having arrived with such a statement bottle, the table looked to him for wisdom. He calmly advised for the bottle to be cooled while it was allowed to breathe (he was sure that is what you are meant to do), but he somehow lost credibility when he said, ‘pair with, whatever you are eating, enjoy in whatever glass you have available’.

The table made swift work of the bottle; his notes were spot on.

Unique talking points

The frescos in our buildings are restored Florentine masterpieces and as such, carry their own unique style while continuing the key themes of symmetry, light and romanticism.

Find a residence which sets your mind wondering.

Chapter Eight

A familiar pattern

Why do we never look up? She wondered.

The fresco ceiling called to her, a new perspective.

I think up is the new down.

A find on every corner

Florence may be known for its art and food, but it is also a city which offers shops of equal style. From antiquities and art to leather and food markets, every neighbourhood in Florence has new areas to browse.

Chapter seventeen

Sleeve notes

The local antique store had a record collection hidden in the corner: classical, jazz, opera, folk.

She wasn’t just bringing home something to listen to, she was bringing home their history, every warped groove, every biro-scribbled note on the cover.

Features

Ceilings of splendour

Look up.
Many of our ceiling spaces feature professionally restored original frescos showcasing rich colour, intricate pattern and trompe l’oeil detailing typical of the period. No two frescos are identical, adding classical character to each residence.

Light abounds

Our Abitazione is a concerto of light. Most residences have 5.5-meter ceilings, with doors and windows that open out to a private terrace. Follow the sun, morning to night, as it bounces from mirrors and glass chandeliers. As the light moves through the building, it feels spirited, modern, almost energetic.

The heart of the tuscan home

Florence is a city for food lovers, and we have designed and equipped every kitchen with everything you need to prepare an aperitivo or four course feast.

The great outdoors

Each residence has its own unique outdoor space, to enjoy the temperate climate and stunning views of Tuscany every day.

Dance on the tiles

No residence has a matching floor. They are a mixture of Cocciopesto Venezano mosaic flooring and elegant hardwood, lovingly restored, piece-by-piece.

Into the sunset

Into the sunset

Where better to enjoy the views of Florence than our building’s private rooftop, available to all guests. Watch the sunrise, spy the distant hilltops, and absorb yourself into the gentle echo of a not-too-distant neighbourhood.

Designed for moments that matter

With its generous spaces, our residences are designed for unforgettable gatherings. We partner with exceptional chefs to create private dinners—celebrations of food, family, and friendship in the heart of Florence.

Antoni Tapies (1923-2012)

'Cartes per la Teresa pl1 & pl2’, Mixed media on paper

These graphic pieces from Catalan artist Tapies demonstrate a layered world from simple base materials.

Salvador Dali (1904-1989)

‘Tete Raphaelesque eclate’, Lithography EA

A lithograph of Dali’s foray into Nuclear physics, brought to life in a way that only Dali could master.

Attributed to Jacob de Baecker (1555-1585)

‘The Last Judgement’, Oil on Canvas

This baroque painting greets you in our Abitazione reception.The layers of this fallen world could well be depicting the building itself, choose your ascent or descent wisely.

Franco Gentilini (1909-1981)

‘Le Maschere’, ‘Pulcinella’, ‘Tartaglia and Sivana a la Contadina’, ‘Coviello’ and ‘Luzio’; Series of Aquatint

This charming pantomime plays out across the building with various characters, from the buffoon to the musician, taking the stage.

Artist Unknown

Tapestry, France, 17th Century

A pastoral scene depicting figures in a lush landscape woven in wool and silk. This tapestry fills a whole wall, setting the stage for memorable dining.

José Denis Belgrano (Malaga, 1844-1917)

‘Portrait of a Caballero’, Oil on canvas, 19th Century

A fine example of Spanish painter Belgrano’s costumbrista work. Renowned for his masterful depiction of everyday customs and costumes, Belgrano was a favourite painter of the Malaga bourgeoisie.

Studio of Lorenzo Sabatini (Bologna 1530-1576)

‘Le Nozze di Cana’, Oil on canvas

A splendid workshop artwork, created under the direction of the master Sabatini’s drawing and then engraved by Cornelis Cort in 1576.

Theo Kuijpers (1939- )

´Nocturne´, Oil on paper, 1992

Focusing on the boundary between figuration and abstraction, Kuijpers is inspired by impressions of his travels.

Eric Hirdes (1956- )

Untitled, Acrylic on paper, 1991

Theo Kuijpers (1939- )

Untiltled, Watercolour on paper, 1991

Circle of Charles Le Brun (Paris 1619-1690)

"La famille de Darius avant Alexandre", oil on canvas, c 1700

This work follows the model established by the artist Charles Le Brun in 1660, when he created a painting of the same subject, which is today kept at the Palace of Versailles. 

Location

This is a truly residential neighbourhood of local butchers, cafes, and hidden curiosities; only ever a bumpy bike ride, bus, tram, or gentle stroll away from the iconic city centre and all it has to offer.

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This Time Tomorrow Florence Residence Map

Find our Abitazione here

Viale Don Giovanni Minzoni 3
50129 Firenze FI
Italia

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Useful information

Distance to airport

We are a 20-minute taxi ride from Florence Airport.

Airport transfer

Available on request.

Rail transfer

We are a 10-minute taxi ride from Firenze Santa Maria Novella.

Tram 

We are a few steps away from Piazza Liberta tram stop, which can directly take you/from airport in less than 30 minutes, or to the city center in a few stops

Group bookings and events

Email: florence@thistimetomorrow.io

Check in time

Flexible check in from 3pm onwards.

Check out time

Flexible check out before 11am.

Late check out available on request.

Luggage storage options always available.

Parking

While we do not have our own parking area, the largest city indoor parking is a 3-minute walk from us at Piazza Liberta. We will happily assist you with your car.

Pets welcome

Your pets are welcome, please contact us for more information.

Minimum stay

We have a 2-night minimum stay.

Whole building hire & Special events

Whole building hire and hire of a floor are both available for larger parties and special events.
To discuss your needs please contact florence@thistimetomorrow.io with your requirements.

florence@thistimetomorrow.io
+39 055 709 9630

Please note, we’re on hand to answer your call during European business hours.

CIN: IT048017B4KRW6I8NA     CIR: 048017CAV0684

Eric

Eric Veroliemeulen | Resident curator

Eric, born in the Netherlands has spent many years exploring and falling in love with Tuscany, and is proud of his black book of local contacts he uses to curate bespoke itineraries for guests.

Speaking English, Italian, German, Dutch and Flemish he will work with you to create the trip you want.

Meet your resident curator

Ciao, I am Eric and am looking forward to showing you the real Florence.

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Curator's pick

"At This Time Tomorrow, we curate bespoke experiences across art, food, fashion, and outdoor discovery to make your stay in Florence both inspiring and unforgettable. From private artist studio visits to sunrise hot-air balloon rides, each activity is designed to reflect the city’s creative spirit—your way"
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Favourite spot in Florence

"One of my favourite spots for a classic Florentine stroll is Via Tornabuoni, where designer boutiques line grand Renaissance palaces, and art-filled churches frame each end. Stop for a glass of prosecco at Procacci or mozzarella at Obicà mozzarella bar, then take in river views or visit the Strozzi Palace, Ferragamo Museum, or Casamonti Collection—especially magical under the winter holiday lights"
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Favourite time of year in Florence

"While every season has its charm, my favourite time in Florence is autumn into early winter, when the air cools, the crowds thin, and the countryside is at its most vivid. It’s also the season of the wine and olive oil harvest—when menus turn to rich Tuscan fare featuring porcini, pumpkin, and my favourite: the prized white truffle"
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Where do I go for great art in the city?

"Art is everywhere in Florence—truly a museo all’aperto—from churches and palaces to bridges, squares, and libraries, earning its UNESCO World Heritage status. Start with Santa Croce, Palazzo Vecchio, or the Cathedral square, then dive deeper with the Uffizi, Accademia, or Palatine Galleries for what I consider the true Renaissance pilgrimage"

Collaborators

Our Architect: SpaceStudio

Our Abitazione is a harmonious blend of late 19th century architecture and traditional Florentine detail from the 16th and 17th centuries. The area is rich in history, and was itself part of the Tuscan Renaissance when architect Giuseppe Poggi led the transformation of the city, the area, and our neighbours, Viali di Circonvallazione and Piazza della Libertà.

Today we are part of our own Florentine renaissance. Space Studio has carefully preserved our building’s original noble character, restoring our frescos and paintings, and refurbishing the enchanting Cocciopesto Veneziano flooring. Our Abitazione now seamlessly balances contemporary comfort with historic opulence.

Our Interior Designers: RecDi8

Uniting the Renaissance, baroque and neoclassical with modern and contemporary styles, our Abitazione is a miniature of Florence itself.

The focus is on light, order, symmetry, and space, contrasted with the rich velvets and damasks typical of Florence’s opulent history. Here contemporary luxuries shine through, while showcasing our rich cultural past. Never excessive or overloaded, with beauty and functionality in mind.

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Our Story

This Time Tomorrow’s curated stays immerse you in the soul of our cities. We are for those who pursue a life more ‘off menu’ where every stay is a story in motion.

Embrace spontaneity. Revel in chic city living.

This Time Tomorrow. Where will you be?

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Create traditional marbled paper in a historic artisan studio, join chefs Oliver and Roberta’s cooking class focused on Panforte and Cantucci, explore the city’s landmarks under holiday lights on an evening storytelling walk, and enjoy an elegant Christmas Eve dinner at Salotto Portinari, set in a Renaissance palazzo and curated by Michelin-starred chef Vito Mollica.

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