studiolos
A studiolo is a small, private room, typically found in Italian Renaissance palaces and residences. These intimate spaces served as personal studies or retreats for the owner, designed for contemplation, reading, writing, and private work. Often richly decorated, studioli were a reflection of the owner's intellect, taste, and status.
The design of a studiolo frequently incorporated elaborate woodwork, including inlaid decorations known as intarsia. These
Notable examples of studioli include the studiolo of Federico da Montefeltro in the Ducal Palace of Urbino