Holiday home, Apartment, Hotel, Bed & Breakfast, Spaces & Resort in IT – Italy

Like two rocks, the two residential towers rise from the green landscape into the South Tyrolean sky. Val Mira on the Ritten is a statement of minimalism. On the outside, it appears clean, archaic and raw. Inside, it is warm, bright and offers stunning views.

At the foot of the Drei Zinnen in South Tyrol’s Puster Valley nestles ANAS 126, a former lodging for road maintenance workers that has been converted into a self-sufficient group house: a place steeped in history - perfect for shared alpine adventures.

The essence of Tuscany: a historic estate set within an Arcadian landscape. La Darbia in Chianti is Studio Primatesta’s second holiday project, celebrating a deep connection to the spirit of place with understated grandezza.

A gateway to Salento: to this day, Palazzo Coppola plays a central role in the urban fabric. The 190-square-metre roof terrace serves as a viewpoint overlooking the Ionian Sea and, stretching from the sun deck with its plunge pool to the dining area with its outdoor kitchen, is the largest room in the house.

Born from the landscape: Villa FO, nestled in the hills of the Val di Noto, is a radical yet deeply contextual piece of architecture – featuring an experimental design language and a strong connection to nature and the terrain.

A house overlooking the Ligurian Sea tells the story of post-war Italian modernism, an extraordinary family history and an architectural tradition waiting to be rediscovered.

Urban Renaissance: A raw, industrial vibe characterises the vast halls of the Motel – a spectacular event space within the Manifattura Tabacchi in Florence. Where cigars and cigarettes were once rolled, there are now extraordinary venues offering a flexible concept suitable for a wide variety of events.

A green oasis in the heart of Venice: Casa Della Sensa is a rare gem. Tucked away in a secluded spot, this small palace combines Venetian elegance with contemporary design and a private garden.

Traditions in soft red, off-white and blue: Palazzo Nianu is a subtly renovated oasis in the heart of Salento, boasting a spectacular roof terrace. Authentic, unpretentious and deeply atmospheric.

Majestic olive trees, curved stone walls, imposing vaults and wild herbs: Corni di Fiasco is an Apulian Arcadia in close harmony with nature, the light and the materials of the region.

Visionary architecture on the outskirts of the Eternal City: with Casa Lambertucci, architect Alfredo Lambertucci has created a classic that takes bespoke living to a whole new level.

A blend of New York loft flair and historic heritage, contemporary art and endless staircases: Loft Montemerano in Maremma promises exciting architecture in an authentic setting.

The historic farmstead on a sunny plateau in Laion is now a cleverly renovated retreat with breathtaking views of the Dolomites.

Viva la Torre Ganduglia! On the Ligurian coast, in the heart of the medieval old town of Noli, a 24-metre-high tower offers new holiday perspectives on history and the sea.

Surrounded by olive groves and offering spectacular views over Lake Garda, Ca’ dei Mongi is a place of seclusion, community and inspiration – ideal for retreats, workshops and events for small or (very) large groups.

If you are looking for vision and new perspectives, the Dolomites are always the right place to be. In addition, Paramount Alma, located above Sesto, offers a panoramic Salon for lectures, seminars, and celebrations that shine just as brightly as the Three Peaks in the evening sun.

Arcadia in the heart of Abruzzo: concrete steps connect the stone houses of the former farmstead. Follow them to discover traditional rooms with a modern twist, endless green hills and a pool with views stretching to the sea.

A hop to Apulia: where oil, wine and tools were once stored, you can now bathe in modern minimalism, relax in the pool overlooking the hills and cook and celebrate in a Mediterranean outdoor kitchen. iL Salto!

The property of Ca' dei Mongi, nestled in the olive groves below Monte Baldo, celebrates the perfection of imperfection with two old "rustici" and a spectacular view over Lake Garda.

In the heart of Salento, Italy's southernmost peninsula, an old town house tells of the tradition and architecture of the region between two seas - charming, authentic and well hidden in a maze of alleyways.

A tribute to Frank Lloyd Wright - in the middle of the Dolomites. In 1949, young architect Bruno Morassutti travelled to the USA to take part in the renowned Taliesin Fellowship. Deeply impressed by Wright's ‘Organic Architecture’, he transferred its principles to traditional Alpine architecture.

The former wine estate has been overlooking Siena and the Chianti hills for 800 years. Today, Colle ai Lecci is a creative ‘borgo’ with purist apartments, ateliers, organic gardens, a pool and an inspiring workshop programme.

Located right by the River Isarco and the Eagle Bridge, the hotel in Bressanone has become an architectural statement. bergmeisterwolf has restored the 500-year-old building with the cadastral number 1 in close collaboration with the monument protection authorities and placed it in the present with timeless elegance.

Archaic architecture: half temple, half barn, the holiday home Casa Bendico near Noto stages the essentials and, despite its massive walls, creates a lightweight atmosphere with stunning sea views and a pool.