Celebrity Homes: rustic style

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Monday, 28 May 2012

Mediterranean Style

Hello, dear friends. It's funny how I don't even move now when there is a tremor in Peru. When we first got here I used to rush outside until it was over. There was a tremor about 5 minutes ago, but I've got so used to them, I just go on with whatever I was doing (preparing this post in this case) while counting how long it lasts - 17 seconds this time. I've been told I have to have a backpack ready in case there is a major earthquake. Sounds scary. Hope I don't have to use it.

Ok, so we are off to Spain today to visit a rustic home on the island of Majorca, overlooking the fields below and The Mediterranean Sea in the horizon. Not many photographs of the interiors, I'm afraid. These will have to do.

Photo Victoria Ahmadi/Marco Moog

Photo Mirabeau

Photo Victoria Ahmadi/Marco Moog

Photo Mirabeau

Photo Victoria Ahmadi/Marco Moog

Photo Mirabeau

Photography by Tom Geisbuesch

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Thursday, 26 April 2012

Rustic Summer House in Spain

Good morning, dears! Let's go to Spain today. An airy, rustic, summer house for your enjoyment. Notice the mix of old and new, the Indian carved door and frame that leads into the kitchen, and the different floor treatments. Hope you like it! Let me know!

All images from here.

Monday, 23 April 2012

Colour Burst in Argentina

Good Monday morning, dear readers! Hope you had a lovely weekend.

This house is near the sea in Mar Chiquita in the province of Buenos Aires, Argentina. It belongs to architect Susana Bellotti. Rustic, happy and colourful.

Photography by Daniel Karp
All images from here.

Monday, 26 March 2012

Farmhouse in Chubut, Argentina

Another brand new week has started and today I'd like you to come with me to my homeland, Argentina. This farmhouse is located in the province of Chubut in the Patagonia, further south from where we live in Buenos Aires. It is very near the Atlantic Ocean. The weather here is extremely windy throughout the year and the land, as you can see in the first photograph, is quite dry and barren.

Notice how the top drawer of this chest has been converted so it can be used as a writing desk.

Photography by Javier Csecs.
All images from here.