Interior Decorating, Home Design, Room Ideas

Good morning to you, precious readers! Ahh, you are not going to believe the stunning views of this 17th century restored farmhouse in Italy. It is called NOCI or Col delle Noci, which means Walnut Hill. It lies high up on a gentle slope overlooking the entire Reschio estate and nature reserve.





























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Casa del Leone is the name of this rustic home located in Castello di Reschio, a private estate that covers 2,700 acres of Umbrian countryside on the border with Tuscany. This is the green heart of Italy, a land of rolling hills, vineyards, olive groves and woods of oak and chestnut, where little has changed since St Francis of Assisi preached here in the Middle Ages. If you are curious to know how much it would cost to stay a night here the answer is at the end of this post!






























So, you can stay the night from 1457 to 2321 euros. See you tomorrow, sweethearts!
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Located near the Gulf of Grosseto, in the Tuscany region in Italy this barn has been completely renovated by architect Daniele Bedini with local materials such as the stones from Mount Labbro and chestnut for all wooden parts. The original small windows were kept but there are so many other big windows and doors that there is plenty of natural light inside. It is basically furnished with flea market finds and items that used to belong to Daniele's grandmother. Lavender and sunflower yellow are the colours that dominate throughout this warm rustic house.








The kitchen table belonged to Daniele's grandmother. In fact, all of the kitchen was designed to resemble her grandmother's kitchen as it brings back fond memories of her childhood.




Rustic bathroom with an antique stone sink.


The small window above the bed shows the thickness of the walls.


In the porch a typical Tuscan countryside table and chairs were painted white and lavender. Wicker chairs and coffee table for the seating area. Weather proof curtains provide sun protection and shelter this cosy space.


Photos Andrea Vierucci
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