My friends, hold on to your hats because today I am taking you to a breathtaking villa in Le Marche, to what seems to be a hidden jewel in Italy.
Converted into a vacation home with a guest house, Casa Olivi is located on a hill in Treia and is a result of a 4-year renovation process by Swiss architects Markus Wespi and Jerome de Meuron. The 300-year old villa was destroyed by fire in 1995 but the architects revived it with keen eye for modern lines while being respectful of the original charm. The result is a stunning home that is elegant, minimal and oh so delightful for the eyes!
If this is a “farmhouse”, we all might as well become weekend farmers, don’t you think?
Mark Gajewski
2012.02.22 05:58
I think I could get used to living in a house like that : )
Pavel
2012.02.22 06:12
I am not sure I could get used to living in a house like that…. But I would like to try! :-)
Thembekile
2012.02.22 09:18
I just the natural raw look of this house. AWESOME.
ella
2012.02.22 17:55
Hello, this is officially one of my new favorite blogs!
Clinton Christian
2012.02.22 17:56
Quaint and rustic, meets modern and minimal – beautifully executed.
Chris
2012.02.22 20:01
I agree with Clinton and add that I’d gladly live there. The most serene farmhouse.
Beek
2012.02.22 22:54
Seen it before… but still… It’s great. And I see no problem in living there.
Simon
2012.02.22 23:00
This is very nice. Minimalism in a rustic setting like this works very well.
Susan T. Ray
2012.03.16 03:38
just excellent…something to try for..