25/09/2026
At Paoli, history is written on the walls, too.
Look closely and you’ll find ceramic tiles made by Cantagalli, a historic Florentine workshop. Each one bears the coat of arms of a Tuscan town, bringing the symbols of the region into the dining room.
Take a moment to notice the details: the colours, the shapes, the differences between one emblem and the next. Together, they tell a story of Tuscan places and Florentine craftsmanship.
Cantagalli was known for its artistic ceramics and its interpretations of historic Italian majolica. At Paoli, that craftsmanship is part of the experience. You might spot it while waiting for your first course, in the middle of a conversation, simply by looking up.
Next time you visit, see how many coats of arms you can recognise. Which one will you find first? ✨
At Paoli, history is written on the walls, too.
Look closely and you’ll find ceramic tiles made by Cantagalli, a historic Florentine workshop. Each one bears the coat of arms of a Tuscan town, bringing the symbols of the region into the dining room.
Take a moment to notice the details: the colours, the shapes, the differences between one emblem and the next. Together, they tell a story of Tuscan places and Florentine craftsmanship.
Cantagalli was known for its artistic ceramics and its interpretations of historic Italian majolica. At Paoli, that craftsmanship is part of the experience. You might spot it while waiting for your first course, in the middle of a conversation, simply by looking up.
Next time you visit, see how many coats of arms you can recognise. Which one will you find first? ✨
📍Antico Ristorante Paoli 1827, Via Dei Tavolini 12r