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White walls, waxed concrete floor, large windows overlooking the swimming pool, natural materials, ethnic textiles and a nice dose of minimalism. Casa Palma on the island of Bali is a Mediterranean oasis in tropical paradise!



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Echoing the vintage Saint-Tropez spirit of the ’60s and ’70s, Hotel Lou Pinet is created by French architect, interior decorator and designer Charles Zana. Bewitched by the place to this day, the Pariente family took over the Hotel Lou Pinet in 2017, completely transforming it with the ultimate dream team. Charles Zana and François Vieillecroze for the architecture, landscaper Jean Mus for the gardens and Beefbar’s Riccardo Giraudi for the restaurant which soon became a favourite spot for fine dining at Saint Tropez. In love with the south in general and the French Riviera in particular, the team members have joined forces to reinvent the Hotel Lou Pinet as they would a private home where friends gather for a different take on Saint-Tropez.



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This fantastic duplex, located in Bordeaux, brings together all the aesthetic philosophy that  Jean-Xavier Neuville wants to transmit to his luxurious, eclectic interiors.



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On the Spanish island of Ibiza designer Patricia Urquiola takes a modern approach to traditional architecture and local materials, creating an escape of Mediterranean serenity. 



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The American company Crate & Barrel decided to keep up with the latest trends and created its beautiful collection of home furnishings in the style of natural minimalism in partnership with the famous designer Leanne Ford. These interiors use exclusively natural materials and earthly shades, and elegant forms in furniture and decor are contrasted with rough stone or concrete surfaces. Black accents add character and style to these spaces, and abstract prints add a touch of art. 



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Hanging on the edge of a cliff, with stunning views of the Aegean Sea and the crescent moon that forms the island of Santorini in Greece, the new Nature Eco Residences hotel immerses us fully in the endless blue of the Mediterranean. The steep lava cliffs layered with multi-colored rock protect the residences from outside gazes and turn their terrace and private pool into a hyper-relaxing setting. Architect George Zafiriou, has created a style based on simplicity and a back-to-basics mindset. Zafiriou fused the traditional elements of local architecture (cement, volcanic stone, lime) with a broad functional sense to create spaces filled with natural light and in complete harmony with their surroundings.




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A Greek contemporary villa with a minimalist elegance of white-washed walls, natural wood and stone.



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Tenuta Carovigno is surrounded by many hectares of olive groves, and is immersed in the most authentic countryside of Puglia. Two authentic structures including an old Trullo were restored by a an architect, well known for his minimal design. He decided for traditional building techniques and materials and transformed it into a place of relaxation, luxury, and design. The space feutures original open spaces made out of white limestone, modern interior with designer furniture and clean lines that combine perfectly with the Apulian simplicity. The selected natural stones of the structure and the polished floors create a beautiful light and warm ambiance in the sunlight. 



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Marta Tobella, interior architect of Sacum studio has renovated for herself and her family this townhouse, built in 1830 in the heart of Barcelona.
Photos: Pere Peris
Design: Monica Klamburg



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This home in central London with its timber floors, heavy textile hangings, eroded stone, oxidised metal and walls that look like baked earth, looks like a perfect country retreat. The townhouse, located in Notting Hill is designed by London-based Retrouvius Design Studio who are masters in designing spaces with reused materials. Retrouvius created the calming interiors using recycled hand-dyed fabrics and reclaimed building materials while retaining the textures of their natural state.



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Sober but joyful, harmony of colors, items made by artisans, especially Moroccans and a touch of eclecticism. By seeking her main inspirations from Spain and Morocco, Annick Lestrohan, Marseille designer of the Honoré brand, reinterprets an apartment by infusing it with a South touch.



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Barcelona-based firm GCA Architects planned and designed this residence on Formentera island, combining linear Mediterranean architecture, minimalist principles and the island’s natural materials. The residence is a portrait of slow living, natural elegance and the spirit of Mediterranean. 



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Gemma Gallego, interior designer at Knowhaus, has renovated this charming holiday home on Formendera island. Everything in this house is an invitation to relax: the white that illuminates all the spaces, its porches that give spectacular views of the island, the touches of green water, a nod to the turquoise waters...  White lime, stone and native botanical walls, exposed wood structures, natural materials,  naturally ventilated areas, open spaces, where water and light are the protagonists of the smallest corner.



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Just a few minutes from the sea and surrounded by private landscaped gardens of olive trees and cypresses, this impressive villa is built in an island style, following the rules of traditional Greek architecture. Inside, a natural palette has been used, reflecting the natural colors of the island. With a restrained choice of white and the stone -as a main material-, the villa has a light, airy and incredibly elegant style.



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