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In the very heart of Piacenza, Italy, a 300 sqm residence inside a 19th-century palazzo has been transformed into a contemporary family apartment by La Casa di Babette, founded by architects Cinzia Russo and Fabio Inzani. The home belongs to an entrepreneur, three small children and a lively Labrador, so the challenge was to create an elegant interior that could also accommodate the energy of family life.

Contemporist — Sep 4, 2026

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He Spray Painted the Solid Wood Cabinets Hague Blue and the Original Details Stood Out

Solid wood cabinetry filled this kitchen with inset doors, exposed hinges, fluted columns, paneled sections, and trim, but much of that detail blended into the natural wood finish. Replacing cabinets built with this much detail would also mean losing the original craftsmanship that made them worth keeping. Instagram creator @wesprayupvc was behind the transformation, spraying... The post He Spray Painted the Solid Wood Cabinets Hague Blue and the Original Details Stood Out appeared first on Homedit.

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Thomas Jefferson’s 557-acre, historic childhood home is for sale

President Thomas Jefferson lived at Tuckahoe in his childhood. Now, it's on the market for the first time in a century.

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Why Minimalist Architecture Needs Sculptural Furniture

In a truly minimalist interior, furniture cannot hide. Strip a room back to its essentials: bare planes, concrete, glass, light, and space, and every object left in it reads as... The post Why Minimalist Architecture Needs Sculptural Furniture appeared first on ArchEyes.

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