The New York Times voted Puglia as southern Italy’s most up-and-coming destinations and rightly so. Villa Santoro is located in the Valle d’Itria region, of Puglia with its rolling hills, meadows and ancient olive groves. Rebuilt by a Milanese and Austrian architect/designer duo, Bricchi-Marksteiner, this is a small masseria (farmhouse) that encompasses two trulli, witch-hat […]

Argentines Federico Bonomi and Cynthia Kern purchased this 1850’s original farmhouse in Uruguay with the idea of turning it into a hotel. When the restoration was over they decided to keep it as their own second home. It is located in Carmelo which is a short distance from the border with Argentina. Well out of the […]

Jordi Canosa is a photographer from Barcelona, Spain, has worked for various interior magazines and has captured some of the most extraordinary spaces. From rustic villas to modern lofts, his photos are nothing short of spectacular. Here is a collection of very inspiring organic, farmhouse style images of some of his best work from the […]

Residing in the beautiful village of Lourmarin, France, is a large restored eighteenth century farmhouse. This stunning home is called “Bastide Galinier” which translates to “House of Hens.” With the help of local artisans, owners Isabelle and Edouard Loubet brought new life to this two story Provencal property surrounded by three hectares of land. The […]

Surrounded by olive groves and radiant interiors, this spacious 18th century restored farmhouse is located near Archidona in Malaga, Spain. Before the family with three children could move in, the home needed to be renovated. Their goal was to create cozy spaces, but to keep the essence of the farmhouse wherever possible. The interiors of […]