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on March 25, 2013

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Industrial-style flat in a Victorian terrace in London

via: housetohome.co.uk

STYLISH HOTEL MASSERIA CIMINO, ITALY

The Masseria Cimino is an 18th century farmhouse that has been transformed in a stylish boutique hotel in the Puglia Region in Italy. The guest house is situated in what was once a large and busy farmstead, close to the fishing village of Savelletri and just meters away from the sea edge. via: style-files.com

Stylish and unique loft in Amsterdam

This unique loft is part of a completely renovated piece of cultural heritage that stems from the heyday of the Tilburg textile industry in Amsterdam. The building dates from 1903 and the interior design of the loft is contemporary and stylish reserving some elements of the historic atmosphere of the former textile industry. via: planete-deco.fr

1864 The Sea Captain�s House

1864-The Sea Captain�s House designed by PATSIOS architects, is one of the few places to stay in Santorini, Greece where you truly get the feeling you are in a real house. The two-storey mansion is partly caved into the cliff, while its facade is a combination of renaissance inspired upper level, made out of dark volcanic stone and a more traditional, island style lower level, washed in a creamy colour. The interiors are a blend of characteristic elements of Cycladic cave houses and of 19th century mansions. via: decoholic.org

Industrial chic patisserie in Thessaloniki by arkteam

Located in a listed building in the centre of Thessaloniki, Greece, the store belongs to Terkenlis, a historic and famous patisserie and bakery brand. For the first time, since the company�s inauguration in 1948, the preparation area becomes part of the sales area. The mystery of �aroma� is revealed since the baking of the legendary brioche is visible and acts as a key player in space. The project reinterprets the building�s atmosphere and reintroduces the original elements and materials from the family�s first store, in Aristotelous Square. senior architect: Wassily Karalasos via: arkteam.gr

The black jewel, An old rectory for Pas-Partoe design

This former rectory of 750m� originally belonged to the municipality of Heindock , Belgium. It had been abandoned for several years before the couple of interior designers Jan and Kathy Smits of Pas- Partoe decided to purchase it. Many renovations have been completed, respecting the original architecture of the place and several ornaments were kept , but not without a touch of drama . A space full of elegance and charm that preserves the sense of austerity and classicism. via: myunfinishedhome.com originally posted: bo-bedre.no

Charming Provencal style farmhouse in Spain

This stunning traditionally styled farmhouse has been designed by decorator Gemma Mateos, located in the Alt Empord� region in Girona, Catalonia, Spain. The decorator focused on creating open spaces, unifying color, and connecting them to the lush gardens, one of the jewels of this lovely home. via: onekindesign.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

N'orma, Rural charm in Sicily

With a rustic design, the boutique hotel N'orma in the southeast of Sicily, seduces with its charm. N�orma stands at the meeting point of two realities, two different ways of living: at the same time modernity and tradition, nature and artifice, original structure and innovation. Architect Patrizia Sbalchiero , uses traditional materials and shapes to interpret rural living in a contemporary way. via: admexico.mx n-orma.com

Country Living: House of the Year...

Country Living presented their 2012 House of the Year building project, Room to Spare, in New York City's World Financial Center from May 17-23 {We had just missed it; we went up on the 26th}. This year's project is a first for the magazine. And rather than one house, they featured three micro-cottages, all styled by Country Living editor, guest designers, and experts. I love how they turned out!

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