Italian farmhouse

A Marc Chagall painting graces the bar, which is paneled in distressed walnut | archdigest.com

We’ve all seen more than a few hotels that could fairly be described as “Tuscan rustic,” but Lupaia makes most of them look like half-measures. Here the farmhouse charm is cranked up to eleven or twelve, especially in its open kitchen, where a daily four-course dinner is made out of produce from the hotel’s own organic garden. And it’s in plentiful supply in the rooms as well, carefully adapted from five painstakingly renovated historical structures, each of which is an architectural mosaic…

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Italian Rustic decor or Italian Farmhouse Decor has gone minimalist. Its clean and stylish and fits the minimalist country movement. Read more here.

The architect, who specializes in restoring historic Italian farmhouses, transformed the 15th-century villa while retaining its authenticity

Une maison rénovée en Toscane dans un paysage idyllique Les propriétaires de cette vieille maison rénovée située à Casole d'Elsa, en Toscane, avaient une idée claire en tête : ils voulaient une maison de campagne décontractée et confortable où ils pourraient jardiner, passer du temps dans la cuisine, et s'amuser avec leur famille. Ils ont fait confiance à Anna Beeber du studio Champalimaud pour réaliser leur rêve. Lors de sa première visite à la propriété, Anna Beeber se souvient d'avoir…

It all started with a single phone call to architect Mark Candelaria , who had designed several houses in a development north of Scottsdale where an Ohio family intended to build their second home. “My houses don’t have a look—they have a feel,” says Candelaria. In this case, the clients w

The magical Villa Montanare, a stand-alone farmhouse est.1640, was built by the family Fabbri from Florence who moved to Cortona during the turmoil between the Guelphs and Ghibellines. The Villa is perched on a hill overlooking a breathtaking panoramic view of the Val d’Esse and Valdichiana Valley and surrounded by a paradisiac variety of cypresses, pines, figs, fruit trees, rosemary bushe

Go inside the home of jewelry designer Tai Rittichai, who—with the help of firm Carter Design—channeled her love of French and Italian interior design when creating her abode.

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