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Palazzo Carignano is a striking seventeenth-century palace in Turin, built from 1679 to a design by the Theatine architect Guarino Guarini for Emanuele Filiberto of Savoy-Carignano. Its undulating brick facade, with carefully worked terracotta decoration around the windows, makes it one of the most distinctive examples of Italian Baroque architecture and a deliberate contrast to the otherwise uniform facades of central Turin.
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