And why not! I live in a continent full of villas, from Scotland to Turkey and everywhere in between. This vast area was once the Roman empire and the Romans gave us the villa.
The villa I have for you today is in Spain and has only recently been finished. No one has moved in on a permanent basis and except for the beds, sparce furnishing and cushions this villa is empty, but that's the thing with villas, even occupied they should look spacious and empty.
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ReplyDeleteThe kitchen is dreamy!
ReplyDeleteAnd why hasn't anyone moved in yet? Are they waiting on moi? :)
Yes that is a nice kitchen and they are probably are keeping it vacant for you.
ReplyDeleteI forgot to mention the floors, they're colored and polished cement.
I love the Moroccan touch...It gives such a relaxing atmosphere
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful blog. I may never leave. I just found your blog and wonderful etsy store via Annechovie blogspot. I love anything to do with travel, photography and the Mediterranean and your work captures these beautifully. Hope to come back and visit often.
ReplyDeleteOh, mercy. That place really rings my bell. And you're right. A villa should have that spacious, almost abandoned look. If you have good architecture and appropriate plantings, furniture and knick knacks only get in the way.
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