This beautiful house of Alejandro Sticotti and Mercedes Hernaez, in Argentina, is made all from local materials. I love all the big windows and the floor - from polished concrete to wide wood planks - beautiful!
Go to the dwell link for further information and photos.
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Transcendent Architecture - Argentina
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Transcendent Architecture - Italy
On my wish list is Italy - the Italian countryside, the Italian coast, anything where there are cobblestone roads, beautiful villas, majestic views. Dreaming, just dreaming, although amazingly enough the husband would like to go too! So maybe I should start a savings fund?
But for now I'll just drool over the beautiful Italian architecture:
But for now I'll just drool over the beautiful Italian architecture:
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| Villa Orso from vacation-rentals-tuscany.com |
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| Italian Villa on Lake Como from kathika.com |
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| from qq33.com |
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| Verone - famous for the house and balcony said to belong to Juliet in the Shakespeare story, Romeo and Juliet - from italysafeholiday.com |
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| Portofino italysafeholiday.com/RomanticItalyDestinations.htm |
| All so beautiful and romantic. The architecture is surprisingly simple and yet rich with elegant details and texture. The arches, the color, the combination of materials all combine to make a rich landscape that is a pleasure for the eye and heart. Come sei bella! | |
Labels:
architecture,
Italy,
sea side,
villas
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