All posts with tag:historical building

This residence in Buenos Aires is truly one of a kind. Firstly, the architecture – it’s a magnificent neoclassical townhouse from the 1940s, with shutters and terraces, floor-to-ceiling windows, and spacious interior spaces. But the interiors also impress with their sophistication and gorgeous design by Kallos Turin with unique pieces of furniture and decorative techniques….

Perfect inside and out, this West Sussex cottage is a true English fairytale. In the past, it was a rectory, built back in the 18th century, but after more than 2 centuries, little has changed in its appearance. In the interiors, we can also admire impeccable English classics with barely noticeable modern notes. Today, such…

Despite the familiar and beloved English classics in the interiors of this house in London, the home is not ordinary at all. In fact, this is a conversion of an old Victorian pub on the corner of a block into a residential building – the result of the work was simply wonderful. We especially liked…

For their latest interior shoot, Zara Home found a wonderful century-old house in Puglia, Italy, built in a unique, traditional style for the area. Since the company has long been known for creating decor and home goods that are timeless, their remarkable products fit perfectly into this historic space. Today we invite you to feel…

The construction year of this Hudson Valley cottage is listed as 1789, making it one of the oldest homes in the entire state. This is a prime example of the local historical architectural movement named Adam style Federal with distinctive exterior and window treatments. The interiors are decorated in an elegant traditional style, in which…

Our today’s home is truly a unique property, already because private mansions in the Baroque style are quite rare in England. But this historic Wiltshire mansion, built in the 18th century, impresses with its majestic exterior and stunning gardens. But eveb more amazing things await us inside – the interiors, in their luxurious classical basis,…

The exterior of this old Georgian villa in England is strict and solid: straight lines, classic portico at the entrance, large white windows, and red brick finishing. But in the interiors, the designers decided to add a touch of playfulness and frivolity with the help of bright pastel shades. Blue, pink, yellow, light green –…

Traditional Swedish country homes are divided into two types: simple village cottages (usually red or yellow) and magnificent historical villas with interesting romantic architecture. Today we have just the second type – a wonderful 19th-century villa on the bay in a nice suburb of Stockholm. An elegant white facade with large windows, a beautiful entrance,…