Casa Longobarda is a 16th-century house on Via Santa Caterina in Asolo, a hill town in Veneto. Associated with the Lombard architect and sculptor Francesco Graziolo, it stands out for its densely decorated stone façade, where carved figures, faces and ornamental motifs turn a domestic frontage into a sculptural composition. The weathered reliefs give the building much of its visual character: close views reveal the carving’s textures and unusual details, while a wider street view shows how this elaborate façade fits into Asolo’s intimate urban setting.
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