Two abandoned old stone buildings in the small mountain village of Crana, Northern Italy were restored and transformed into a modern villa by Vudafieri Saverino Partners, blending rustic and modern elements.
Charming Apartment In Rome With Old Wood Structure And Stone Walls
The restoration and renovation of this 90 sqm (969 sq. ft.) apartment located on Via Sistina near the Spanish Steps and Piazza Barberini in Rome, Italy preserved its charming wood structure and stone walls.
Restored 17th Century Stone House In Greece With Modern Aesthetics
Sterna Nisyros Residence located within the medieval castle of Pantoniki in Emporeios on the Island of Nisyros, Kos, Greece is a traditional two-storey house dating back to the mid 17th Century.
Charming Small Apartment With Stone Walls And Bright Modern Decor
Located in the coastal city of A Coruña in Galicia, Spain, this 55 sqm (600 sq. ft.) modern apartment decorated with IKEA furniture was designed by Egue y Seta.
Stone House In Israel Built In The Shape Of The Hebrew Letter Chet
This private house in Safed, Israel was a preservation and regeneration project by Henkin Shavit Architecture and Design. The original old stone building in the shape of the Hebrew letter “Chet” surrounds an inner courtyard.
Regeneration Of An Old Stone Ruin Into A Romantic House
Architect Pedro Quintela found a stone ruin in the village of Malveira da Serra, Alcabideche, Portugal and transformed it into a unique Hug Shaped House which embraces its landscape.
Ancient Rural Stone House With Modern Interior Wood Pillars And Beams
An ancient country house in Sernancelhe, Portugal was left with only four thick stone walls. Corpo Atelier designed a modern wood structure for the interior with a white and natural wood minimalist twist.
Modern Renovation Of A 19th Century Old Stone House In Montenegro
Villa Monja is a 19th century old stone building located in the village of Ljuta in Montenegro. Enforma Studio set out to create a luxury modern residence from the existing house whilst adhering to conservation conditions by making minimal changes to the traditional, baroque features of the exterior.
