Restored Farmhouse in Spain

Second post for you today. This old farmhouse is in El Ampurdan, and was restored by Spanish architect Jorge Moser.


























Until tomorrow my friends!
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Small Apartment in Stockholm

Welcome to another house tour! With the help of designer and stylist Hanna Bastin, Emma Sahlin and Nils Unckel renovated this small but bright apartment in Östermalm, Stockholm.









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Period Living Best Cottage 2010

This 1860 Cotswold stone cottage in Oxfordshire was voted Best Cottage in magazine Period Living Readers’ Awards 2010.
Caroline and Anthony Borgman spent £29,150 to renovate this once dark cottage, and turn it into the home of their dreams. If you'd like to read the whole article and the details of how much they spent on each project just click here.























Hope you enjoyed today's tour my friends! See you tomorrow.
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House in Buenos Aires

A bit late today in posting, I'm afraid. But here I am. Today I'm taking you to my home land which I miss very much. This house is on one of the many islands you can find in Tigre, in the province of Buenos Aires, not far from busy Buenos Aires, Capital City of Argentina. Laura Peirano, a photographer, designer and painter, used to live downtown but decided to drastically change her way of living and moved to her new home after restoring and decorating it mostly with flea market finds.



























Photography by Laura Peirano.
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1900 English Manor

I have mixed feelings about this English manor. I was doubting whether to post it or not. On the one hand it is a magnificent building, with breathtaking gardens, no doubt about that, but, on the other hand I am not too fond of the 60s retro style used in some of the rooms. So, as you see, I finally decided to go ahead and post it though I did not include all of the pictures. If you'd like to see what rooms I left out just go to the AD article right here. I'd love to read your thoughts on this house!



Built in the early 1900s by architect Edwin Lutyens, this 12-bedroom country house is located in Marshcourt, in the Hampshire, England, about 75 miles to the southwest of London. Lutyens blended Tudor and Jacobean features (paneled rooms, carved staircases, mullioned windows) with neoclassical details (marble columns, elaborate plasterwork ceilings). New York based interior designer Robert Couturier was in charge of giving it a more contemporary look.

























This of course is the ball room. Quite grand. I know you need lots of space to twirl around but wouldn't you add at least some comfortable -and stylish- seating to rest a while before the next waltz?

















This is the back of the manor.



















Photography by Tim Beddow

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