Italian farmhouse

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

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

Pour yourself a glass of wine and join me on an excursion through a rustic Italian farmhouse.

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

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…

Moving to a rundown Italian farmhouse brought all the creative inspiration a Belgian ceramicist needed.

Gustafson has overhauled an 1,100-square-foot 1950s country home into a modern farmstead filled with airy, neutral tones and rustic elements; a space whose aesthetic fits somewhere between Amber Lewis and Chip and Joanna Gaines.

In the heart of Puglia's Valle d'Itria, surrounded by centuries-old olive trees, you will find Casa Olivetta in complete privacy. This old farmhouse has been lovingly restored by fashion and interior designer Collette Dinnigan into an elegant holiday accommodation for 8 people. Contact Nice2stay for more information!