Villa Castelluccio is a beautifully restored holiday home situated amid a 5-hectare olive grove in the countryside of Puglia. Architect Andrew Trotter transformed this 1920s villa into a relaxing retreat that pays homage to Italian vernacular architecture. During the renovation of the old farm in typical Apulian architecture, local materials and traditional building methods were used to preserve the historic atmosphere, while the interior was given a modern touch in neutral tones. The result is a peaceful home that is furnished with elegance, simplicity, and comfort. You can book this gorgeous retreat here!!!

Photography : Salva Lopez ,  Marcelo Martinez

See also :https://house-diaries.com/ana-ana-an-artistic-habitat-in-algarve-portugal/
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Anastasia is the lead author of House-diaries.com. She has studied English Literature and Psychology in the National & Kapodistrian University of Athens as well as Interior Design & Architecture in AKTO College. She works in the field of Higher Education and has a special passion for cozy interiors.

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