The very location of the town house, through which the path leads to The Rose garden and to Egon Schiele’s studio in Český Krumlov, offers a variety of experiences from the entire stay in Casarosa. The rest zone of the city has some of the most beautiful views of the corners of Český Krumlov, which is on the UNESCO list. Each of the five atypical apartments provides a unique space, but at the same time the compactness of the entire house is preserved. The equipment and furnishings of the apartments are of a high standard, taking into account the different layouts of the space, details, and views. However, the interior design is designed as simply as possible with an emphasis on the material and morphology of the furniture in the space. During the reconstruction, interesting layers of the original wall coverings in pastel shades which were revealed, were fixed and repaired locally. The vast majority of furniture and lighting comes from various antiques and bazaars. Casarosa interior also includes works by artists, which the owners plan to vary in the future.