Ana Fernandez, owner of styling studio Barefootstyling, dreamed of having a holiday home in Spain. After years of saving this dream finally came true. Their beautiful farmhouse is set in a quiet yet not isolated location amongst rolling olive groves and beautiful mountain scenery.
A cozy Scandinavian cottage with charming details and a beautiful kitchen. It is a small, old, traditional wooden house close to the sea where old and new is mixed very carefully by the owner, the stylist and photographer Mette Wotkjær.
This cozy Scandinavian house is decorated with a mix of furniture of different styles, lots of happy colors and patterns and interesting vintage and bohemian style details.
A piece of paradise among fig trees, cactus, olive and pine trees, this house blends with earth and blue sky and exhibits its harmony and its Mediterranean freshness.
There are salty New England seaside getaways, and then there’s Captain Jack’s Wharf. Located in Provincetown’s West End, it was built at the turn of the last century for fishermen to store their bait and tackle and quickly became an artist hangout. The owners, who purchased the property six years ago, left the house mostly as they found it; they removed the layers of paint that hid the original floors in the open living room and redid the kitchen and bathroom. The furnishings are spare but comfortable; the ’40s-era rattan sofa complements the outdoor furniture on the deck beyond. It’s here that they spend most of their time: where looking out on Cape Cod Bay toward the Long Point lighthouse can be enough activity for the day.
