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	Carlo Marchiori opens the doors of his Palladian villa, located just north of Calistoga. This splendid residence and workshop offer an enlightening glimpse into the private world of an artist. A large Salone and six other rooms are completely decorated in trompe l'oeil frescoes. The garden and grounds offer surprises of pools, statues, fountains, Roman ruins and 18th century follies. Villa Ca' Toga Tour--One tour only, every Saturday at 11 a.m. From May to October. For Reservations and Tickets call Tel: 707-942-3900 or Fax: 707-942-3939 or email: tour@catoga.com or write to: CA' TOGA TOUR, 1206 Cedar Street, Calistoga, CA 94515

	Stoneware Wine Cooler designed by Carlo Marchiori Calistoga, California, November 1, 2007 Ca’Toga Galleria d’ Arte is pleased to announce the release of a new limited edition Venetian Tower Wine Cooler designed by renowned artist and muralist Carlo Marchiori. The cooler is illustrated with a drawing that transforms it to a scene from Marchiori’s native Venice. Click here for more information.

	Ca' Toga in Travel & Leisure Magazine July 2007 Issue T+L scoured California's wine country to find one-of-a-kind boutiques and charming small-town stores. From Calistoga to Healdsburg, these eight spots are worth a visit. Click here to read this article.

	Maestro on Televesion The HGTV will feature Carlo Marchiori and his Ca'Toga on one of the episodes of "What With That House" Series. This episode will be air on February 4. Check your local TV program time for HGTV.

	"The high point of our trip, Harris and I later agreed, came Saturday evening in Calistoga, where we visited the Ca'toga Galleria D'Arte - a shop filled with the imaginative creations of Venetian-born artist Carlo Marchiori - and then toured his home, Villa Ca'toga." Carlo Marchiori and Ca'Toga got mentioned prominently in Jordan Young's Exploring the Wine Country in AAA website. To read the whole article click here.

	Latest Project by Carlo Marchiori Carlo just finished the murals titled "The Renaissance Zoo" for Yamazaki College in Tokyo, Japan. Click here to view the mural paintings.