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on February 27, 2013

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Dimora delle Balze, A Sicilian masseria rescued from ruin

Dimora Delle Balze has been transformed from an abandoned relic into a charming retreat by owner Elena Lops. Lops enlisted designers Draga Obradovic and Stefano Guidotti to help revive the Val di Noto masseria, which dates back to the 1800s and was abandoned for half a century. It�s packed with Sicilian flavour: thick stone walls have been repaired while ancient columns line the 11-bedroom villa�s terraces. Rediscovered period details, such as wooden elements and fragments of decoration on the vaulted ceilings, provide inspiration for the interiors and have been paired with Moroccan floor tiles and subtle bursts of colour. via: thespaces.com dimoradellebalze.com

5 COLUMNS RIAD IN ESSAOUIRA, MOROCCO by Paulina Arcklin Photography+Styling

These beautiful images shot by photographer & stylist Paulina Arcklin feature 5 Columns Riad . This stunning 200 year old house is located in the old medina of Essaouira, a coastal town in Morocco. The guest house has recently gone through a complete renovation and has sympathetically restored, retaining all original features such as the sand stone columns, wooden ceilings and amazing flooring of black and white tiles in the courtyard. The rooms are decorated with a mix of vintage and European furniture and lighting with beautiful antique pieces from Morocco. via: style-files.com photos: paulinaarcklin.net

Industrial-style flat in a Victorian terrace in London

via: housetohome.co.uk

A chic and stylish pied-�-terre in Paris

This amazingly styled pied-�-terre project has been created by the talented London-based interior designer Hubert Zandberg and it is situated in Le Marais, Paris. Eclectic in design, with touches of industrial elements infused with a little bit of rustic, which can be seen in the wooden beams on the ceiling in the bedroom. There are beautiful prints graphical adding personality and texture, from the window treatments to the area rugs. There is a beautiful palette mix of green, black, gray and white, just a beautiful fusion of styles in: such as small, yet refined space. via: onekindesign.com

A HOLIDAY HOME ON A FRENCH ISLAND

This is the holiday home of Domitille Brion, one of the two sisters that created French fashion brand Soeur . It is located on �le d�Yeu, an island and commune just off the Vend�e coast of western France. The house is decorated in a basic manner but it offers everything for Domitille and her family to escape city life. via: style-files.com

"Les Hamaques" HOTEL IN COSTA BRAVA, SPAIN

It all started with a beautiful shack that was in ruins in an idyllic agricultural village surrounded by nature and located three minutes from the sea. The little shack was transformed into a comfortable country home to enjoy during the holidays. The meadow became a glorious garden with a courtyard, a swimming pool, and porch� Dominique, an interior designer, and Ino, his wife, a journalist and stylist, were living and working in Barcelona until finally in 2010 they decided to make the move to their dream �shack� and build a small hotel to share with friends and customers. Thus Les Hamaques was born, more than just a hotel, this home away from home is a life style. A way of combining relaxation and nature that transforms all who visit. A place full of peace and harmony, where you will never want to leave. via: leshamaques.com

Charming house on Formentera island

This beautiful Mediterranean home is situated on the island of Formentera, off the coast of Spain. With rustic modern charm, this home exudes warmth and invites you to sit down and stay awhile. The summer home features white washed walls, lots of wood and rattan and natural textures, decor and accessories. via: onekindesign.com

A country house in Spain with a new bright life

The history of this house in Costa Brava, began in the 50s but it has been abandoned for the last 40 years. Owner and interior designer Eugene has renovated the house using rustic-chic details and contemporary style together with a lot of wood and natural fabrics and materials. via: pufikhomes.com

BEAUTIFUL RESTORED TRULLI IN PUGLIA, ITALY

A traditional dry stone hut with a conical roof. This style of construction is specific to the Itria Valley, in the Murge area of the Italian region of Puglia. Trulli (plural) were generally constructed as temporary field shelters and storehouses or as permanent dwellings by small proprietors or agricultural laborers. This house is beautifully restored by Azzurra Garzone Architects . Only traditional materials such as stone and lime have been used. Also the interior is in line with traditions.The walls are whitewashed in lime, and the flooring is made from chianche stone from the area. The furniture comes from a careful selection of local craftsmen. The bathrooms are coated with a mixture of cement and natural pigments, derived from the surrounding earth. via: style-files.com

? unique combination of bohemian style and urban minimalism

Interior designer Annabell Kutucu , has transformed a 300sqm apartment in Vienna into a contemporary bohemian oasis with a minimalistic approach using a muted color palette, a mix of unrefined materials like concrete floors, raw woods, heavy linen and woven rugs and wooden stools in combination with mid-century vintage furniture, black metallic shelves and a unique collection of pottery and art. Photo: Claus Brechenmacher via: myparadissi.com

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