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Sleek and modern, the open plan is nevertheless warm and inviting and includes an interior courtyard that divides the main house and guest studio. The master bedroom includes an en suite bath that has it's own dressing area as well as an adjacent office and library. The large, private guest quarters sleep two and includes it's own bath.  The newly updated state of the art chef's kitchen is fully equipped with the finest appliances and accommodates dining for six. The original fireplace has been updated combining early brick and a new polished platform, creating a warm focal point in the room that's perfect for entertaining.Surrounded by floor to ceiling windows and light, the home invites the outside in, creating a wall of complete 360 degree privacy and a relaxing poolside oasis.Increasing its space and scope while staying true to it's architectural history, has afforded this home a renaissance that is elegant and timeless. FROM LAUREL CANYON AND BEYOND The famed Laurel Canyon in the Hollywood hills is nestled in nature but a short drive to all of the action on the Sunset strip, Hollywood, Beverly Hills and greater Los Angeles for the best dining, shopping and nightlife. It's also a short drive to area beaches and the Santa Monica mountains for all outdoor recreation.  LOCATEDIn Laurel Canyon near Mulholland Dr. approximately an hour from Los Angeles International Airport.BEST TIME TO VISIT: Year round

<h2>Architect Jeffrey Eyster Reimagines The Classic California Architecture Of Donald Perry Polsky</h2>
 Transported from its mid-century roots and translated into a modern light-filled home, architect Jeffrey Eyster has re-imagined the classic early California architecture of Donald Perry Polsky and delivered a stunning update.The restoration integrates dramatically and effortlessly into the bones and form of the original structure while creating a distinctive character all its own. A faithful expansion and extension on the mid-century modernist ideal, Allenwood House escapes the wholesale elimination of the architectural history of its origins and becomes an homage instead.Minimalist in tone and execution it nevertheless makes maximum impact. The main entrance has been transformed into a soaring vaulted gallery with a central strip of skylights providing a dramatic gateway into the main living room.With dark, softly polished concrete and bamboo floors, windows instead of walls, and whitewashed interiors, the effect is cool and refined. The dominant use of white and economical use of decor showcases an art collection that blends beautifully with the new gallery-like structure without being stark. The monolithic Bazalt water feature and indoor bamboo gardens are earthy installations that further lend this home its unique contemporary character.
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 Sleek and modern, the open plan is nevertheless warm and inviting and includes an interior courtyard that divides the main house and guest studio. The master bedroom includes an en suite bath that has it's own dressing area as well as an adjacent office and library. The large, private guest quarters sleep two and includes it's own bath.  The newly updated state of the art chef's kitchen is fully equipped with the finest appliances and accommodates dining for six. The original fireplace has been updated combining early brick and a new polished platform, creating a warm focal point in the room that's perfect for entertaining.Surrounded by floor to ceiling windows and light, the home invites the outside in, creating a wall of complete 360 degree privacy and a relaxing poolside oasis.Increasing its space and scope while staying true to it's architectural history, has afforded this home a renaissance that is elegant and timeless. FROM LAUREL CANYON AND BEYOND The famed Laurel Canyon in the Hollywood hills is nestled in nature but a short drive to all of the action on the Sunset strip, Hollywood, Beverly Hills and greater Los Angeles for the best dining, shopping and nightlife. It's also a short drive to area beaches and the Santa Monica mountains for all outdoor recreation.  LOCATEDIn Laurel Canyon near Mulholland Dr. approximately an hour from Los Angeles International Airport. BEST TIME TO VISIT: Year round

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An inspired restoration of an early architectural gem like this one is rare and we love that the original house is still visible and part of the story. The towering post and beam gallery, the contemporary and vintage furnishings, and the amazing art collection make this a gem of LA mid-century style.

Allenwood House, a house in United States

Allenwood House

<h3>Architect Jeffrey Eyster Reimagines The Classic California Architecture Of Donald Perry Polsky</h3>An inspired restoration of an early architectural gem like this one is rare and we love that the original house is still visible and part of the story. The towering post and beam gallery, the contemporary and vintage furnishings, and the amazing art collection make this a gem of LA mid-century style.

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A tranquil and remote desert retreat, this updated homestead in the vast sandscape of Twentynine Palms offers minimalist, rustic décor, eclectic global and foraged treasures on display, and the creature comforts of modern, eco-luxury furnishings. Walls are lime washed; countertops are Moroccan tadelakt plaster, and the steel fence and cactus-filled planters outdoors were handmade by the owners. A wide brick fireplace with a massive steel hood anchors the living area and dates from the home’s original construction in 1957, as does the rectangular, multi-paned landscape window in the living room that offers panoramic views across the Mojave Desert and beyond, to the mountains on the distant horizon.This fully renovated vacation home for rent in California sleeps four comfortably and features two bedrooms and a shared bathroom with a deep soaking tub next to its own picture window. The larger bedroom features a Japanese-inspired floating bookshelf that separates the queen bedroom zone from a cozy reading nook and tearoom.   French doors open outdoors from here onto the wooden deck and landscaped outdoor dining and entertainment area (hot tub, stock tank pool and firepit). The home’s second bedroom also features a queen bed and is furnished thoughtfully with minimalist, found and vintage décor.The home’s kitchen was updated and is fully equipped for staying in and cooking. And cozy dining areas are available both indoors and out, the outdoor area next to a wide wooden deck and barbecue. The hot tub and firepit are wood fired and intimate, perfect perches for stargazing or lounging after a game of bocce or horseshoes, or a dip in the 10-foot round cowboy pool.AROUNDRemote but within easy driving distance of Joshua Tree National Park and downtown Joshua Tree and Twentynine Palms, this vacation home for rent in California is a quick walk away from the Mojave Land Trust trailhead for close-by hiking and exploring. Desert fauna and flora are abundant, and the nighttime stargazing is truly amazing. Created to be an oasis for slow living, the home is actually set in a scenic, relatively unpopulated residential area, so it’s accessible to restaurants, groceries, nature guides, galleries and boutiques by car. Tamarisk trees offer some shade from the daily desert sun, but most of the environment around the structure is low-lying cactus and native shrub growing from sandy, dune like soil. Mindfully collected foraged materials are part of the home’s décor, and desert magic unfolds safely just outside the cabin’s picture windows.LOCATIONTwentynine Palms, California. Nearest airport: Palm Springs (52 miles).BEST TIME TO VISIT: March to May and October to November.

<h2>Wabi Sabi and Eco-Friendly Living in the High Desert</h2>
 Tucked into acres of sandy dunes at the end of a dirt road near Joshua Tree National Park, this rustic, slow-living cabin was originally a 1950s desert homestead with wrap-around desert and mountain views. It has been thoughtfully restored, mostly at the hands of its new owners, who hand-built additions to the home, and revitalized the original spaces taking cues from Japanese wabi sabi philosophy and the latest eco-conscious styling. 
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 A tranquil and remote desert retreat, this updated homestead in the vast sandscape of Twentynine Palms offers minimalist, rustic décor, eclectic global and foraged treasures on display, and the creature comforts of modern, eco-luxury furnishings. Walls are lime washed; countertops are Moroccan tadelakt plaster, and the steel fence and cactus-filled planters outdoors were handmade by the owners. A wide brick fireplace with a massive steel hood anchors the living area and dates from the home’s original construction in 1957, as does the rectangular, multi-paned landscape window in the living room that offers panoramic views across the Mojave Desert and beyond, to the mountains on the distant horizon.This fully renovated vacation home for rent in California sleeps four comfortably and features two bedrooms and a shared bathroom with a deep soaking tub next to its own picture window. The larger bedroom features a Japanese-inspired floating bookshelf that separates the queen bedroom zone from a cozy reading nook and tearoom. French doors open outdoors from here onto the wooden deck and landscaped outdoor dining and entertainment area (hot tub, stock tank pool and firepit). The home’s second bedroom also features a queen bed and is furnished thoughtfully with minimalist, found and vintage décor.The home’s kitchen was updated and is fully equipped for staying in and cooking. And cozy dining areas are available both indoors and out, the outdoor area next to a wide wooden deck and barbecue. The hot tub and firepit are wood fired and intimate, perfect perches for stargazing or lounging after a game of bocce or horseshoes, or a dip in the 10-foot round cowboy pool. AROUNDRemote but within easy driving distance of Joshua Tree National Park and downtown Joshua Tree and Twentynine Palms, this vacation home for rent in California is a quick walk away from the Mojave Land Trust trailhead for close-by hiking and exploring. Desert fauna and flora are abundant, and the nighttime stargazing is truly amazing. Created to be an oasis for slow living, the home is actually set in a scenic, relatively unpopulated residential area, so it’s accessible to restaurants, groceries, nature guides, galleries and boutiques by car. Tamarisk trees offer some shade from the daily desert sun, but most of the environment around the structure is low-lying cactus and native shrub growing from sandy, dune like soil. Mindfully collected foraged materials are part of the home’s décor, and desert magic unfolds safely just outside the cabin’s picture windows. LOCATIONTwentynine Palms, California. Nearest airport: Palm Springs (52 miles). BEST TIME TO VISIT: March to May and October to November.

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Tucked into acres of sandy dunes at the end of a dirt road near Joshua Tree National Park, this rustic, slow-living cabin was originally a 1950s desert homestead with wrap-around desert and mountain views.

Arro Dunes, a house in United States

Arro Dunes

<h3>Wabi Sabi and Eco-Friendly Living in the High Desert</h3>Tucked into acres of sandy dunes at the end of a dirt road near Joshua Tree National Park, this rustic, slow-living cabin was originally a 1950s desert homestead with wrap-around desert and mountain views.

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Cool and contemporary today, this geometric villa tucked into a hillside in the foothills of the Alps was outmoded and unfashionable when its owner discovered it. Not new to renovations, she set about clearing the space, opting for a minimalist, family-friendly makeover that takes full advantage of its pretty location in a privileged corner of Provence. The home’s new look was celebrated in a French home décor magazine for its lively, contemporary styling.The exterior of this villa for rent in Provence was given a new, smooth coat of bone-colored plaster under its tiled roof, and a pool terrace was poured from concrete, creating cushion accented, built-in bench loungers and poolside sun decks tossed with body pillows. An outdoor dining room occupies a wide covered balcony, and café tables and chairs allow for poolside snacking, too. Indoor dining happens around a brut wood dining table connected to the kitchen island and hung with contemporary lighting fixtures. The open-concept kitchen, dining and living areas all feature wide picture windows framing the surrounding landscape like masterpieces, and there’s a fireplace in the living room and sliding doors from the kitchen to the pool.Inside, each of the four double bedrooms is defined by its punchy art square hung over the bed. All of the bedrooms have their own private bathrooms, and each is furnished minimally, if thoughtfully, with bedside sconces made by local artisans, compact, suspended nightstand built-ins, and artful throws, rugs, pillows and accent plants. Bedroom windows are big and bold, offering views of either the distant mountains or the pool and green hillside beyond. Two bathrooms come outfitted with a tub, two with Italian showers. The upstairs bedroom features its own private balcony overlooking the pool.AROUNDBuilt into a hillside just outside the village, this villa for rent in Provence offers great views as well as deep privacy under a canopy of trees. The home is situated only 16 kilometers from Les Baux de Provence, a craggy hilltop town considered to be one of France’s most beautiful villages. The area around the home and Baux offers hiking, cycling and plenty of discoveries along cobbled, flowering streets typical of Provence. Avignon, with its historic papal Palace and famed, fairytale bridge is only a few minutes’ drive from the house, and the town also offers all necessary services, sundrenched café terraces, and its lavender lined waterfront promenade. Equidistant from the house is Arles, known as the village of artist Van Gogh and, of course, the Romans who occupied the city before him. Historic tourism is abundant in Arles, with its UNESCO-designated arena, Roman churches, ruins and other sites. Closer to the home, the charming village of St. Remy de Provence is the iconic capital of the Provençal lifestyle. Galleries, boutiques, antique markets and a “Provence Market” one day each week draw locals and visitors. Don’t forget all the iconic treats the South of France has become known for, it’s Rosé wine vineyards, fields of lavender, hilltop villages, shimmering olive groves and abundant farmers’ markets, as well as the Mediterranean seascapes nearby, including the Camargue park with its wild horses, dunes and marshes, and flamingos.LOCATIONSaint-Étienne-du-Grès, Provence, France. Nearest airport: Avignon (15 mins), Arles (15 mins).BEST TIME TO VISIT: April to October

<h2>1970s Upgrade Turned Art-Filled, Family-Friendly Villa</h2>
 This 1970s home tucked into a classic Provencal hillside with views for miles has been modernized, its retro style revitalized for a look that’s minimal as an art gallery, yet easygoing and user friendly. Smooth floors in polished concrete and shiny wood plus bright white walls provide a contemporary backdrop from which bold décor statements pop vividly. There are colorful accent walls, huge picture-window panes capturing the painterly views, and clean-lined furnishings mostly created by artisans from around the Mediterranean region. Plus, guests love the generously sized swimming pool. Heated from the beginning of April to the end of October, it's an inviting place for hanging out all day long and all summer long.
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 Cool and contemporary today, this geometric villa tucked into a hillside in the foothills of the Alps was outmoded and unfashionable when its owner discovered it. Not new to renovations, she set about clearing the space, opting for a minimalist, family-friendly makeover that takes full advantage of its pretty location in a privileged corner of Provence. The home’s new look was celebrated in a French home décor magazine for its lively, contemporary styling.The exterior of this villa for rent in Provence was given a new, smooth coat of bone-colored plaster under its tiled roof, and a pool terrace was poured from concrete, creating cushion accented, built-in bench loungers and poolside sun decks tossed with body pillows. An outdoor dining room occupies a wide covered balcony, and café tables and chairs allow for poolside snacking, too. Indoor dining happens around a brut wood dining table connected to the kitchen island and hung with contemporary lighting fixtures. The open-concept kitchen, dining and living areas all feature wide picture windows framing the surrounding landscape like masterpieces, and there’s a fireplace in the living room and sliding doors from the kitchen to the pool.Inside, each of the four double bedrooms is defined by its punchy art square hung over the bed. All of the bedrooms have their own private bathrooms, and each is furnished minimally, if thoughtfully, with bedside sconces made by local artisans, compact, suspended nightstand built-ins, and artful throws, rugs, pillows and accent plants. Bedroom windows are big and bold, offering views of either the distant mountains or the pool and green hillside beyond. Two bathrooms come outfitted with a tub, two with Italian showers. The upstairs bedroom features its own private balcony overlooking the pool. AROUNDBuilt into a hillside just outside the village, this villa for rent in Provence offers great views as well as deep privacy under a canopy of trees. The home is situated only 16 kilometers from Les Baux de Provence, a craggy hilltop town considered to be one of France’s most beautiful villages. The area around the home and Baux offers hiking, cycling and plenty of discoveries along cobbled, flowering streets typical of Provence. Avignon, with its historic papal Palace and famed, fairytale bridge is only a few minutes’ drive from the house, and the town also offers all necessary services, sundrenched café terraces, and its lavender lined waterfront promenade. Equidistant from the house is Arles, known as the village of artist Van Gogh and, of course, the Romans who occupied the city before him. Historic tourism is abundant in Arles, with its UNESCO-designated arena, Roman churches, ruins and other sites. Closer to the home, the charming village of St. Remy de Provence is the iconic capital of the Provençal lifestyle. Galleries, boutiques, antique markets and a “Provence Market” one day each week draw locals and visitors. Don’t forget all the iconic treats the South of France has become known for, it’s Rosé wine vineyards, fields of lavender, hilltop villages, shimmering olive groves and abundant farmers’ markets, as well as the Mediterranean seascapes nearby, including the Camargue park with its wild horses, dunes and marshes, and flamingos. LOCATIONSaint-Étienne-du-Grès, Provence, France. Nearest airport: Avignon (15 mins), Arles (15 mins). BEST TIME TO VISIT: April to October

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This 1970s home tucked into a classic Provencal hillside with views for miles has been modernized, its retro style revitalized for a look that’s minimal as an art gallery, yet easygoing and user friendly.

Arty Provence, a house in France

Arty Provence

<h3>1970s Upgrade Turned Art-Filled, Family-Friendly Villa</h3>This 1970s home tucked into a classic Provencal hillside with views for miles has been modernized, its retro style revitalized for a look that’s minimal as an art gallery, yet easygoing and user friendly.

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The monochromatic color palette of the interiors is offset by the lush green of the gardens and decorated in a modern homage to the mid-century with polished chrome, leather, velvet and sisal accents. The vibe is low key and zen with a cozy living and dining area adjacent to the state-of-the-art kitchen and doors that open out to the gardens. With two ensuite bedrooms, the house sleeps four and is ideal for couples or family getaways.Immersed into the private lush gardens, there's a grotto patio for alfresco dining under the palms and a screened porch with chaise lounges for sunset cocktails, all with the sound of crashing waves in the background. AROUNDA quieter and thankfully far less developed stretch of the Atlantic Coast, Orchid Island and the surrounding waterways are an under-the-radar spot close to Vero Beach's great shops, arts and foodie scene. With gorgeous beaches, the area's best surfing breaks, and abundant marine life, the unspoiled shores are home to the resident nesting sea turtles where you can spy mama and hatchlings if you're lucky. It's also flanked by plenty of natural wonders along the Indian River and lagoons including the Pelican Island Refuge. Check out the Saturday morning Farmers' Market on Ocean Drive for fresh local foods and fish, and enjoy the more laid-back village vibe of the town. Just over two hours from South Beach and all that Miami has to offer, you're also within 90 minutes of Orlando. LOCATIONVero Beach, Florida. Nearest airport: Orlando International or West Palm Beach International (90 miles) BEST TIME TO VISIT: Summers are warm, but the area is beach perfect year round.

<h2>A Glamorous 1960s Beach Bungalow</h2>
 Just 100 steps from the shores of the Atlantic in Florida's &#34;Hamptons,&#34; this luxury beach house rental has been given a glossy makeover that accentuates its classic mid-century features but with a laid-back approach to barefoot beach life.Located along a private stretch of coastline (with access to the residents of one street only), this luxury beach house rental in Vero Beach was built in 1960 as a getaway destination for the original owners. Constructed in the classic mid-century style, its design is equal parts vintage modern and casual beach bungalow, with the original slanted roofline, clerestory windows, and exposed beams that were the hallmarks of the era.Discovered in 2013 by a New York City based interior designer, the slightly forlorn structure was restored inside and out with respect and appreciation for its history and surroundings, and a liberal dose of contemporary glamour. Today, it's set in extensive landscaping, with wild orchids blooming and a brand new outdoor shower. 
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 The monochromatic color palette of the interiors is offset by the lush green of the gardens and decorated in a modern homage to the mid-century with polished chrome, leather, velvet and sisal accents. The vibe is low key and zen with a cozy living and dining area adjacent to the state-of-the-art kitchen and doors that open out to the gardens. With two ensuite bedrooms, the house sleeps four and is ideal for couples or family getaways.Immersed into the private lush gardens, there's a grotto patio for alfresco dining under the palms and a screened porch with chaise lounges for sunset cocktails, all with the sound of crashing waves in the background.  AROUNDA quieter and thankfully far less developed stretch of the Atlantic Coast, Orchid Island and the surrounding waterways are an under-the-radar spot close to Vero Beach's great shops, arts and foodie scene. With gorgeous beaches, the area's best surfing breaks, and abundant marine life, the unspoiled shores are home to the resident nesting sea turtles where you can spy mama and hatchlings if you're lucky. It's also flanked by plenty of natural wonders along the Indian River and lagoons including the Pelican Island Refuge. Check out the Saturday morning Farmers' Market on Ocean Drive for fresh local foods and fish, and enjoy the more laid-back village vibe of the town. Just over two hours from South Beach and all that Miami has to offer, you're also within 90 minutes of Orlando. LOCATIONVero Beach, Florida. Nearest airport: Orlando International or West Palm Beach International (90 miles) BEST TIME TO VISIT: Summers are warm, but the area is beach perfect year round.

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Just steps from the vast shores of the Atlantic, this luxury beach house rental in Florida has been given a glossy makeover that accentuates its classic mid-century features but with a laid-back approach to barefoot beach life.

Barefoot Place, a beach house in United States

Barefoot Place

<h3>A Glamorous 1960s Beach Bungalow</h3>Just steps from the vast shores of the Atlantic, this luxury beach house rental in Florida has been given a glossy makeover that accentuates its classic mid-century features but with a laid-back approach to barefoot beach life.

Situated in Downalong, in the heart of the St Ives, this vacation home rental in Cornwall is just minutes from the picturesque town’s restaurants, art galleries and famous Porthgwidden Beach. Designed by a couple from the global hotel industry who eventually settled into Cornish life, the studio is one of several properties they've created with a unique take on the quaint coastal region. The ground-floor apartment is configured on one level with open-plan living spaces that make great use of the compact layout. Inspired by the couple's fondness for mid-century design, the interiors are decorated with bespoke vintage detailing and colorful green accents that mimic the property's exotic gardens.  Illuminated by large picture windows with white walls, parquet floors and exposed brick, the living room and kitchen share the primary space with a sunny dining atrium that overlooks the lush gardens with the double bedroom and revamped bath at the back. The original mid-century furniture – re-upholstered 70s style chairs, pebble tables by Lucian Ercolani and Eero Saarinen dining table, are accompanied by artwork from local St Ives artists and fabrics by Designers Guild, Voyage and Romo.Combining a breezy seaside vibe with retro charm, this is a spirited little hideaway in Cornwall. ADDITIONAL FEATURESWifi throughout, Smart TV with freeview, Nespresso coffee machine, washer/dryer, and dishwasher. The king-sized bed has a Hypnos mattress and Egyptian cotton bed linen. The kitchen is fully equipped and designed by Dorset-based David Restorick. The bathroom has organic amenities by Pure Nuff Stuff and fluffy towels. There is a private parking space. A welcome hamper is stocked with Cornish goodies. Concierge service is available, offering picnic hampers, fridge stocking, restaurant reservations and more. For bookings of one week or more, one breakfast for two at the award-winning Trevose Harbour House is included* (see notes section for details). AROUNDSt Ives is one of Cornwall’s most popular and best-known holiday destinations. An old (but still functioning) fishing town with tiny cobbled streets, St Ives is also known for its excellent beaches, with golden sands, blue waters and great views. The town has many great cafés and restaurants, but is most famous for its many art galleries, workshops and studios. Don’t miss Tate St Ives, the Barbara Hepworth Museum, Bernard Leach Pottery, St Ives Art School, and the many other art and cultural centers.Each year, the St Ives September Festival celebrates the town’s artistic heritage. It runs through the middle two weeks of September with jazz, blues, folk sessions, classical concerts and arts events. There are also gallery open days when local artists open their studios to the public, as well as talks, lectures, poetry readings and workshops. LOCATIONDownalong, St Ives, Cornwall, England, UK. Nearest airport: Newquay is about 45 minutes away and has regular flights from many UK cities. Exeter airport is about 2 hours away and has some flights from overseas. From the airport, owners recommend car hire or a transfer/taxi service. BEST TIME TO VISIT: All year round but summer months for beach and surf.

<h2>A Breezy Seaside Studio with Retro Charm</h2>
 We like the vibrant colors, textures and luxe mid-century-inspired detail in this vacation home rental in Cornwall. Close enough to the St. Ives shores to hear the waves, it packs a lot of unique and exotic inspiration into a charming space for two. 
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 Situated in Downalong, in the heart of the St Ives, this vacation home rental in Cornwall is just minutes from the picturesque town’s restaurants, art galleries and famous Porthgwidden Beach. Designed by a couple from the global hotel industry who eventually settled into Cornish life, the studio is one of several properties they've created with a unique take on the quaint coastal region. The ground-floor apartment is configured on one level with open-plan living spaces that make great use of the compact layout. Inspired by the couple's fondness for mid-century design, the interiors are decorated with bespoke vintage detailing and colorful green accents that mimic the property's exotic gardens.  Illuminated by large picture windows with white walls, parquet floors and exposed brick, the living room and kitchen share the primary space with a sunny dining atrium that overlooks the lush gardens with the double bedroom and revamped bath at the back. The original mid-century furniture – re-upholstered 70s style chairs, pebble tables by Lucian Ercolani and Eero Saarinen dining table, are accompanied by artwork from local St Ives artists and fabrics by Designers Guild, Voyage and Romo.Combining a breezy seaside vibe with retro charm, this is a spirited little hideaway in Cornwall. ADDITIONAL FEATURESWifi throughout, Smart TV with freeview, Nespresso coffee machine, washer/dryer, and dishwasher. The king-sized bed has a Hypnos mattress and Egyptian cotton bed linen. The kitchen is fully equipped and designed by Dorset-based David Restorick. The bathroom has organic amenities by Pure Nuff Stuff and fluffy towels. There is a private parking space. A welcome hamper is stocked with Cornish goodies. Concierge service is available, offering picnic hampers, fridge stocking, restaurant reservations and more. For bookings of one week or more, one breakfast for two at the award-winning Trevose Harbour House is included* (see notes section for details). AROUNDSt Ives is one of Cornwall’s most popular and best-known holiday destinations. An old (but still functioning) fishing town with tiny cobbled streets, St Ives is also known for its excellent beaches, with golden sands, blue waters and great views. The town has many great cafés and restaurants, but is most famous for its many art galleries, workshops and studios. Don’t miss Tate St Ives, the Barbara Hepworth Museum, Bernard Leach Pottery, St Ives Art School, and the many other art and cultural centers.Each year, the St Ives September Festival celebrates the town’s artistic heritage. It runs through the middle two weeks of September with jazz, blues, folk sessions, classical concerts and arts events. There are also gallery open days when local artists open their studios to the public, as well as talks, lectures, poetry readings and workshops. LOCATIONDownalong, St Ives, Cornwall, England, UK. Nearest airport: Newquay is about 45 minutes away and has regular flights from many UK cities. Exeter airport is about 2 hours away and has some flights from overseas. From the airport, owners recommend car hire or a transfer/taxi service. BEST TIME TO VISIT: All year round but summer months for beach and surf.

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We like the vibrant colors, textures and luxe mid-century-inspired detail in this vacation home rental in Cornwall. Close enough to the St. Ives shores to hear the waves, it packs a lot of unique and exotic inspiration into a charming space for two.

Beach Court Studio, a studio in United Kingdom

Beach Court Studio

<h3>A Breezy Seaside Studio with Retro Charm</h3>We like the vibrant colors, textures and luxe mid-century-inspired detail in this vacation home rental in Cornwall. Close enough to the St. Ives shores to hear the waves, it packs a lot of unique and exotic inspiration into a charming space for two.

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The Besveca House, named after the first initial of the owners' seven children, was initially constructed in 1963 by builder and developer Harry Kelso. This mid-century modern home in Palm Springs was one of the first to be completed in the Canyon Country Club Estates development, and is believed to be one of the its model homes. In 2017 the house was gut-renovated, mostly adhering to the original floor plan.ADDITIONAL FEATURESThis property offers self check-in and a fully-equipped kitchen. Perfect for two couples or a small family, enjoy a cocktail by the indoor fireplace or by the pool. Other conveniences are a TV, Wi-Fi and a Bocci Ball court. AROUNDBesveca House is 10 minute drive from Palm Springs International Airport, and is located on a wide, palm tree-lined street and five minutes from downtown Palm Springs. When getting out, you’ll be in in close distance to hiking trails, bike paths and golf courses. A clutch of restaurants, the respected Palm Springs Art Museum and Architecture and Design Center, and boutiques selling vintage and furnishings are just minutes away.Book ahead to get on The Modern Tour, a luxury tour with the option of viewing the stunning, private Frey House II.LOCATIONPalm Springs, California.BEST TIME TO VISIT: Palm Springs is a four-seasons destination, but it can get extremely hot in summer months. Architecture lovers flock for its annual Modernism Week, which will be held in October.Photos by: Blair Shehan

<h2>Slip into a Slim Aarons Photograph in the California Desert</h2>
 Holding a coveted space in the premier 2019 Modernism Tour, this meticulously-restored, 1963-built mid-century modern home in Palm Springs greets visitors with a pink front door that conjures up all the warmth of California’s famous golden hours.With spectacular views of the San Jacinto Mountains, the Besveca House is located on the sixth fairway of the storied Indian Canyons Golf Resort North Course, designed by architect William F. Bell. The surrounding neighborhood is known for its collection of midcentury architecture.Shag rugs and stone floors underfoot, the spacious floor plan features a breeze block wall, period-appropriate furniture, and large sliding doors lead out to an expansive backyard with an undulating pool, outdoor seating areas and a fire pit. &#34;You just never know who might have danced across these floors,&#34; say the owners of their wise decision to keep the original stonework in their immaculate restoration. We’re glad they did – it’s stunning.To read an interview with the owners, please visit our Journal <a href="https://www.boutique-homes.com/journal/conversation-with-eric-and-jessica-bute-of-besveca-house" target="">here</a>.
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 The Besveca House, named after the first initial of the owners' seven children, was initially constructed in 1963 by builder and developer Harry Kelso. This mid-century modern home in Palm Springs was one of the first to be completed in the Canyon Country Club Estates development, and is believed to be one of the its model homes. In 2017 the house was gut-renovated, mostly adhering to the original floor plan. ADDITIONAL FEATURESThis property offers self check-in and a fully-equipped kitchen. Perfect for two couples or a small family, enjoy a cocktail by the indoor fireplace or by the pool. Other conveniences are a TV, Wi-Fi and a Bocci Ball court.  AROUNDBesveca House is 10 minute drive from Palm Springs International Airport, and is located on a wide, palm tree-lined street and five minutes from downtown Palm Springs. When getting out, you’ll be in in close distance to hiking trails, bike paths and golf courses. A clutch of restaurants, the respected Palm Springs Art Museum and Architecture and Design Center, and boutiques selling vintage and furnishings are just minutes away.Book ahead to get on The Modern Tour, a luxury tour with the option of viewing the stunning, private Frey House II. LOCATIONPalm Springs, California. BEST TIME TO VISIT: Palm Springs is a four-seasons destination, but it can get extremely hot in summer months. Architecture lovers flock for its annual Modernism Week, which will be held in October. Photos by: Blair Shehan

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Holding a coveted space in the premier 2019 Modernism Tour, this meticulously-restored, 1963-built mid-century modern home in Palm Springs greets visitors with a pink front door that conjures up all the warmth of California’s famous golden hours.

Besveca House, a house in United States

Besveca House

<h3>Slip into a Slim Aarons Photograph in the California Desert</h3>Holding a coveted space in the premier 2019 Modernism Tour, this meticulously-restored, 1963-built mid-century modern home in Palm Springs greets visitors with a pink front door that conjures up all the warmth of California&rsquo;s famous golden hours.
With spectacular views of the San Jacinto Mountains, the Besveca House is located on the sixth fairway of the storied Indian Canyons Golf Resort North Course, designed by architect William F. Bell.

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Four large sliding doors lead from the living room, kitchen and master bedroom onto the large terrace, with its pool. This indoor-outdoor flow and bright, airy feel is emphasized by the pale marble floor that extends throughout the home. The owners chose dry stone walls both inside and out that use a traditional artisanal technique. With its Gaggenau appliances and iroko wood paneled walls (and matching dining table), it’s a sleek and elegant space. It has three bedrooms and two bathrooms, large garden and swimming pool, making it an ideal beach house rental in Spain for families or friends sharing.AROUNDCa Gabi is located in Sagunto, an ancient Roman city dating back more than 3,000 years. The town's hilltop fortress is a Spanish National Monument, a maze of crenellated walls and massive castle, the oldest part of which contains remains of a Roman forum and colonnades. The town has its own beach and port area, offering a wide stretch of sand, and the medieval center of Sagunto has many boutiques, restaurants, services, shops and taverns.Sagunto is just 28km from Valencia, Spain's third-largest city, located on the Mediterranean Sea. Valencia offers classic urban activities—culture, gastronomy and nightlife, and is considered the birthplace of paella, one of Spain's best known and much loved national dishes. A green park winds its way through the city for miles, running along the banks of the Turia River. The park is punctuated by the futuristic waterfront buildings of the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias, a striking arts and science complex designed by notable local architect Santiago Calatrava. Architecturally, Valencia is rich in variety, a city combining contemporary and modernist gems, a cobbled old town, and Romanesque, Moorish, Gothic and Rococo structures. The city's Gothic La Lonja de la Seda is a UNESCO World Heritage classified building, and Valencia's 13th-century cathedral displays Roman temple and Moorish mosque remains within it. Notable &#34;green&#34; spaces in Valencia include a wetlands reserve with a lake and trail system and twelve miles of long, sandy beaches. LOCATIONSagunto, Valencia, Spain. Nearest airport: ValenciaBEST TIME TO VISIT: Spring through fall

<h2>Modernist Meets Traditional in Beachside Sagunto</h2>
 This striking beach house in a secluded and tranquil neighborhood in Sagunto, Valencia, dates back to the late 1960s. It was recently acquired by new owners and given a complete makeover, with the help of interior designer Sergio Bonaque. The house is a single-floor residence with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The essence of the original modernist-style architecture has been retained, while traditional Mediterranean elements and mid-century design pieces have been added. 
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 Four large sliding doors lead from the living room, kitchen and master bedroom onto the large terrace, with its pool. This indoor-outdoor flow and bright, airy feel is emphasized by the pale marble floor that extends throughout the home. The owners chose dry stone walls both inside and out that use a traditional artisanal technique. With its Gaggenau appliances and iroko wood paneled walls (and matching dining table), it’s a sleek and elegant space. It has three bedrooms and two bathrooms, large garden and swimming pool, making it an ideal beach house rental in Spain for families or friends sharing. AROUNDCa Gabi is located in Sagunto, an ancient Roman city dating back more than 3,000 years. The town's hilltop fortress is a Spanish National Monument, a maze of crenellated walls and massive castle, the oldest part of which contains remains of a Roman forum and colonnades. The town has its own beach and port area, offering a wide stretch of sand, and the medieval center of Sagunto has many boutiques, restaurants, services, shops and taverns.Sagunto is just 28km from Valencia, Spain's third-largest city, located on the Mediterranean Sea. Valencia offers classic urban activities—culture, gastronomy and nightlife, and is considered the birthplace of paella, one of Spain's best known and much loved national dishes. A green park winds its way through the city for miles, running along the banks of the Turia River. The park is punctuated by the futuristic waterfront buildings of the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias, a striking arts and science complex designed by notable local architect Santiago Calatrava. Architecturally, Valencia is rich in variety, a city combining contemporary and modernist gems, a cobbled old town, and Romanesque, Moorish, Gothic and Rococo structures. The city's Gothic La Lonja de la Seda is a UNESCO World Heritage classified building, and Valencia's 13th-century cathedral displays Roman temple and Moorish mosque remains within it. Notable &#34;green&#34; spaces in Valencia include a wetlands reserve with a lake and trail system and twelve miles of long, sandy beaches.  <div>LOCATIONSagunto, Valencia, Spain. Nearest airport: Valencia BEST TIME TO VISIT: Spring through fall </div>

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This striking beach house in a secluded and tranquil neighborhood in Sagunto, Valencia, dates back to the late 1960s. It was recently acquired by new owners and given a complete makeover, with the help of interior designer Sergio Bonaque.

Ca Gabi, a beach house in Spain

Ca Gabi

<h3>Modernist Meets Traditional in Beachside Sagunto</h3>This striking beach house in a secluded and tranquil neighborhood in Sagunto, Valencia, dates back to the late 1960s. It was recently acquired by new owners and given a complete makeover, with the help of interior designer Sergio Bonaque.

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This delightful vacation home for rent in Italy has been reimagined for modern living. We love the ode to iconic 1960s design trends found in the furnishings—from the pendant light fixtures in the bedrooms to the tulip chairs in the cheerful, yellow-tabled dining area.With views of iconic Lake Como from the home’s rooftop terrace, this multi-leveled structure sits only steps from the shimmering lakeshore. The stone-studded terracotta-toned village of Brienno is perched on a slip of land tucked between Lago di Como and the surrounding Lepontine Alps. Four hundred residents call the quiet village home year-round, and once unpacked in this inviting renovation, you might want to stay put, too.Modern minimalism highlights the historic bones of the home, creating a comfortable space for unwinding indoors. The entry opens into a wide living area outfitted with a fireplace, sound system, books and games, and sizeable floor-to-ceiling windows—something for everyone to enjoy. A galley kitchen spreads along the ground floor, updated with modern amenities for preparing meals to share in the mod dining room fit for six. Or, grab an al-fresco meal up an inventive laddered stairway to the rooftop, where a snug terrace offers lake views and lounge beds to soak up the sunshine and panoramic vistas, and a mini-kitchen is set up for added convenience.Up stairs hewn from local Moltrasian stone, three bedrooms each feature double beds laid with Italian linens. The rooms share two bathrooms, one equipped with a bath, the second, a shower. The master bedroom reveals the home’s ancient history, with Roman remains plastered into the wall for posterity and beauty. We appreciate the thoughtful punches of color and texture provided by the throw pillows, rugs, and funky side tables and chairs in the bedrooms.This vacation home for rent in Italy is suitable for up to six guests.ADDITIONAL FEATURESWifi throughout, laundry room with washer and dryer, dressing room, bidet, beach chairs, table, and towels provided for transporting lakeside.AROUNDBrienno is a small, pre-Roman village along western bank of Lake Como, a short 15km from the lively village of Como. The lake itself, with its picturesque stone seating terraces, spreads out for miles only steps from the home. Small pedestrian paths line the village, leading into the hillsides above.A motorboat rental in nearby Argegno lets you explore the dreamy lakefront villages of Torno, Lenno, and Laglio, and the resplendent gardens of Bellagio or Como with its luxurious waterfront villas. Art mecca Isola Comacina sits out in the lake an exciting water taxi ride away, and the lovely lidos, or beaches, in towns like Moltrasio offer stunning beachside dining.When the mountains call, head into the hills on foot or bike. There’s much to discover at higher altitudes, including small ski stations and rustic mountain refuges with their picturesque wood fired pizzerias on site.LOCATIONBrienno, Como, Italy. Nearest airport: Milan Malpensa (46km).BEST TIME TO VISIT: Year round

<h2 id="midcenturymodfurnishingsupdatearomanvillagehome">Mid-Century Mod Furnishings Update a Roman Village Home</h2>
The Belgian owners of this charming ancient home were so enchanted by their wanderings through the Roman towns dotting the shores of Lake Como that they transformed this historic village house into a modern, design-forward space all their own. Clean-lined, mid-century-styled furnishings designed to make you smile pop perfectly against the traditional wooden beams overhead and the minimalist backdrop of soft, white walls.&nbsp;
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This delightful vacation home for rent in Italy has been reimagined for modern living. We love the ode to iconic 1960s design trends found in the furnishings—from the pendant light fixtures in the bedrooms to the tulip chairs in the cheerful, yellow-tabled dining area.
With views of iconic Lake Como from the home’s rooftop terrace, this multi-leveled structure sits only steps from the shimmering lakeshore. The stone-studded terracotta-toned village of Brienno is perched on a slip of land tucked between Lago di Como and the surrounding Lepontine Alps. Four hundred residents call the quiet village home year-round, and once unpacked in this inviting renovation, you might want to stay put, too.
Modern minimalism highlights the historic bones of the home, creating a comfortable space for unwinding indoors. The entry opens into a wide living area outfitted with a fireplace, sound system, books and games, and sizeable floor-to-ceiling windows—something for everyone to enjoy. A galley kitchen spreads along the ground floor, updated with modern amenities for preparing meals to share in the mod dining room fit for six. Or, grab an al-fresco meal up an inventive laddered stairway to the rooftop, where a snug terrace offers lake views and lounge beds to soak up the sunshine and panoramic vistas, and a mini-kitchen is set up for added convenience.
Up stairs hewn from local Moltrasian stone, three bedrooms each feature double beds laid with Italian linens. The rooms share two bathrooms, one equipped with a bath, the second, a shower. The master bedroom reveals the home’s ancient history, with Roman remains plastered into the wall for posterity and beauty. We appreciate the thoughtful punches of color and texture provided by the throw pillows, rugs, and funky side tables and chairs in the bedrooms.
This vacation home for rent in Italy is suitable for up to six guests. There is air conditioning in the three bedrooms.
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Wifi throughout, laundry room with washer and dryer, dressing room, bidet, beach chairs, table, and towels provided for transporting lakeside.
<h3 id="around">Around</h3>
Brienno is a small, pre-Roman village along western bank of Lake Como, a short 15km from the lively village of Como. The lake itself, with its picturesque stone seating terraces, spreads out for miles only steps from the home. Small pedestrian paths line the village, leading into the hillsides above.
A motorboat rental in nearby Argegno lets you explore the dreamy lakefront villages of Torno, Lenno, and Laglio, and the resplendent gardens of Bellagio or Como with its luxurious waterfront villas. Art mecca Isola Comacina sits out in the lake an exciting water taxi ride away, and the lovely lidos, or beaches, in towns like Moltrasio offer stunning beachside dining.
When the mountains call, head into the hills on foot or bike. There’s much to discover at higher altitudes, including small ski stations and rustic mountain refuges with their picturesque wood fired pizzerias on site.
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Brienno, Como, Italy. Nearest airport:&nbsp;Milan Malpensa (46km).
<h3 id="besttimetovisit">Best time to visit</h3>
Year round

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The Belgian owners of this charming ancient home were so enchanted by their wanderings through the Roman towns dotting the shores of Lake Como that they transformed this historic village house into a modern, design-forward space all their own.

Casa 4, a house in Italy

Casa 4

<h3 id="midcenturymodfurnishingsupdatearomanvillagehome">Mid-Century Mod Furnishings Update a Roman Village Home</h3>
The Belgian owners of this charming ancient home were so enchanted by their wanderings through the Roman towns dotting the shores of Lake Como that they transformed this historic village house into a modern, design-forward space all their own.

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Steadfast in his beliefs that nature imparts a sense of balance in how we inhabit it, architect Diego Villasenor has crafted a holiday home in Mexico that appears to emerge directly from nature itself.Set in a rugged canyon adjacent to the El Tepozteco National Park, the imposing structure is an expressive example of organic architecture composed in stone, wood and adobe in perfect harmony of form and function and finely crafted detail.Rising  into a vaulted wood ceiling, the grand living room soars to double height and opens to the terrace facing the hills and an interior zen-like patio. There's a professional grade kitchen, a formal dining area that seats up to ten, and a separate breakfast area. Each of the five bedrooms feature distinctive character, and include either a private balcony, terrace or internal patio. Immersed in nature and privacy, one of the highlights of the property is the pool patio with an open living room, and traditional outdoor kitchen with wood fired oven and dining areas. There's also a peaceful rooftop terrace overlooking the surrounding landscape.  A masterfully designed property, this home was created as a haven to experience nature and escape, or celebrate with friends and family to explore the fascinating cultural sites and beauty of the region. EL PUEBLO MAGICO DE TEPOZTLANLocated in Amatlan town, fifteen minutes outside of Tepoztlan, the peaceful spot is surrounded by dramatic rocky hills and oak forests crossed by ravines with hiking routes to the &#34;Centeopa&#34; altar of Quetzalcoatl. There are several excellent little cafes that serve traditional cuisine and a tiny church and plaza in the nearby village.Situated almost two hours south of Mexico City in the countryside bordering El Tepozteco National Park, the pueblo magico of Tepoztlan is a charming and picturesque town steeped in local history and tradition and as legend has it, is the birthplace of the Aztec serpent god Quetzalcóatl.Bordered by rugged mountains with a temperate climate, the area is a draw for visitors from around the country and around the world and is a region rich in the native Náhuatl culture of southern Mexico and Central America. The well preserved historic center is great for wandering and exploring with a cluster of good cafes and crafts markets. The cliff-top Aztec Tepozteco Pyramid that sits above the town is a worth the tough hike up.  The lush capital city of Cuernavaca, surrounded by the by the Tepozteco Mountains is a colonial gem rich with history anchored by the 16th-century museum and Palace of Cortés,  with murals by artist Diego Rivera and lies an hour north.The archaeological sites Xochicalco, Chalcatzingo are a one hour drive along the scenic route overlooking Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl volcanoes. LOCATIONAmatlan, Morelos, Mexico. Nearest Airport: Mexico City (50km)   BEST TIME TO VISIT: Fall through Spring when it's not too hot

<h2 id="architectdiegovillasenorsmasterfuldesignincelebrationofnature">Architect Diego Villasenor's Masterful Design in Celebration of Nature</h2>
Celebrated architect Diego Villasenor has left his imprint throughout the world with a masterful array of both residential and commercial designs, each lavish in execution while reflecting back to their environment. With a design philosophy rooted in the Land Art movement, Villasenor's use of natural materials results in architecture that “disappears” within its context.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;
Matched only by the epic grandeur of the landscape, this striking holiday home in Mexico is deliberately designed in active response to its site, in a distinctive structure that exudes natural warmth and an organic sense of belonging.
Placed just below the rugged spires of El Tepozteco, the home is composed of lava stone, wood and handcrafted adobe, both mimicking and showcasing the magnificent scenery.
Skillfully integrated into the rugged topography, the home's commanding proportions and&nbsp; geometric angles conversely create spaces of intimacy, with an elegance that lacks any pretension.
Constructing human habitats for the "art of living," Villasenor creates remarkably expressive structures that stir the soul and imagination, forming a sense of protection as well as freedom, in design that celebrates nature.
Steadfast in his beliefs that nature imparts a sense of balance in how we inhabit it, architect Diego Villasenor has crafted a holiday home in Mexico that appears to emerge directly from nature itself.
Set in a rugged canyon adjacent to the El Tepozteco National Park, the imposing structure is an expressive example of organic architecture composed in stone, wood and adobe in perfect harmony of form and function and finely crafted detail.
Rising&nbsp; into a vaulted wood ceiling, the grand living room soars to double height and opens to the terrace facing the hills and an interior zen-like patio.&nbsp;
There's a professional grade kitchen, a formal dining area that seats up to ten guests, and a separate breakfast area.&nbsp;Each of the five bedrooms feature distinctive character, and include either a private balcony, terrace or internal patio.&nbsp;
Immersed in nature and privacy, the property has a pool patio with an open living room and traditional outdoor kitchen with wood-fired oven&nbsp;and dining areas. There's also a peaceful rooftop terrace overlooking the surrounding landscape.&nbsp;&nbsp;
A masterfully designed property, this home was created as a haven to experience nature and escape, or celebrate with friends and family to explore the fascinating cultural sites and beauty of the region.&nbsp;
<h3 id="around">Around</h3>
Located in Amatlan town, fifteen minutes outside of Tepoztlan, the peaceful spot is surrounded by dramatic rocky hills and oak forests crossed by ravines with hiking routes to the "Centeopa" altar of Quetzalcoatl. There are several excellent little cafes that serve traditional cuisine and a tiny church and plaza in the nearby village.
Situated almost two hours south of Mexico City in the countryside bordering El Tepozteco National Park, the pueblo magico of Tepoztlan is a charming and picturesque town steeped in local history and tradition and as legend has it, is the birthplace of the Aztec serpent god Quetzalcóatl.
Bordered by rugged mountains with a temperate climate, the area is a draw for visitors from around the country and around the world and is a region rich in the native Náhuatl culture of southern Mexico and Central America. The well preserved historic center is great for wandering and exploring with a cluster of good cafes and crafts markets. The cliff-top Aztec Tepozteco Pyramid that sits above the town is a worth the tough hike up.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The lush capital city of Cuernavaca, surrounded by the by the Tepozteco Mountains is a colonial gem rich with history anchored by the 16th-century museum and Palace of Cortés,&nbsp; with murals by artist Diego Rivera and lies an hour north.
The archaeological sites Xochicalco, Chalcatzingo are a one hour drive along the scenic route overlooking Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl volcanoes.
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Amatlan, Morelos, Mexico. Nearest airport: Mexico City (50km)&nbsp;&nbsp;
<h3 id="besttimetovisit">Best time to visit</h3>
Fall through spring when it's not too hot

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Celebrated architect Diego Villasenor has left his imprint throughout the world with a masterful array of both residential and commercial designs, each lavish in execution while reflecting back to their environment. With a design philosophy rooted in the Land Art movement, Villasenor's use of natural materials results in architecture that “disappears” within its context.

Casa Ayehualco, a villa in Mexico

Casa Ayehualco

<h3 id="architectdiegovillasenorsmasterfuldesignincelebrationofnature">Architect Diego Villasenor's Masterful Design in Celebration of Nature</h3>
Celebrated architect Diego Villasenor has left his imprint throughout the world with a masterful array of both residential and commercial designs, each lavish in execution while reflecting back to their environment. With a design philosophy rooted in the Land Art movement, Villasenor's use of natural materials results in architecture that “disappears” within its context.
Matched only by the epic grandeur of the landscape, this striking holiday home in Mexico is deliberately designed in active response to its site, in a distinctive structure that exudes natural warmth and an organic sense of belonging.

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Part of the appeal is that interiors are blended with exteriors. The light-filled living room is connected to a spacious terrace with huge views, taking in the village, the greenery surrounding it, and the ocean beyond it all. The terrace links to the roof terrace via an exterior staircase. The kitchen has large folding windows onto the patio. This patio space is the heart of the home, with a barbecue and a large family dining table seating 12 guests on brilliant blue chairs and a black-and-white inlaid tile floor. Then there's the play area – the large, enclosed pool has a jet stream, springboard and light-up fountains, and as if that's not enough to keep the kids amused, there's also a Moroccan safari tent with four beds under it.Downstairs there is a separate guest apartment with private terrace, and the whole property includes 6,000sqm of private land.ADDITIONAL FEATURESThis villa for rent in Portugal has a total of four bedrooms and four bathrooms; however, one of these is a separate guest apartment with its own bathroom that can accommodate four guests (on a large double bed and a good quality sofa bed). The basic price is based on a maximum of six people (for the main villa with three en-suite bedrooms), at which point the guesthouse remains closed (and not rented out). When booking 7 to 10 guests, the guest apartment is automatically included.AROUNDThe house is located within walking distance of the beach and the heart of the fishing village of Carvoeiro, with its excellent restaurants and cafes. There are supermarkets within easy driving distance, as well as shopping centers and golf courses. The beaches nearby are among the best in the Algarve. Recommended local activities include a boat trip to Benagil Caves (the most popular and therefore busiest marine caves in Portugal), hiking the Percurso dos Sete Vales Suspensos route that follows the coast from Carvoeiro to Praia da Marinha, exploring the Algar Seco Park with its spectacular cliffs on the Carvoeiro boardwalk, and a visit to the nearby town of Silves.LOCATIONCarvoeiro, Algarve, Portugal. Nearest airport: Faro (45 mins).BEST TIME TO VISIT: There is no real rainy season, making this a great year-round destination. May to September is high season, and the rest of the year is much quieter.

<h2 id="avillaembracedbynaturewithoceanviews">A Villa Embraced by Nature with Ocean Views</h2>
This circa 1967 villa effortlessly combines Portuguese character with modern comfort, making it a wonderful retreat for relaxation. From the south-facing terrace, there are panoramic views of the blue ocean and the rolling hills. Look north and see the beautiful Monchique Mountains.
Interiors are blended with exteriors. The light-filled living room is connected to a spacious terrace with huge views, taking in the village, the greenery surrounding it, and the ocean beyond it all.
With four bedrooms and four bathrooms, including an extra guesthouse that's available for two guests, the villa offers plenty of space for a comfortable stay.
The kitchen, with its striking L-shape and large "buffet windows" to the patio, forms the heart of the villa. French doors lead to cozy terraces and the large pool terrace, complete with a 6x10m swimming pool, jet stream, springboard and fountains. A pool house with shower and toilet offers extra convenience.
The bright living room with a cozy fireplace opens to the terrace, forming a whole with the pool terrace. A staircase leads to the roof terrace, where you can enjoy stunning views.
The separate guest apartment on the ground floor offers privacy and comfort, with spacious closets, a swiveling television, luxurious bathroom and ample living space.
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The basic price is based on a maximum of six people and the guesthouse remaining closed. Guests will use the three-bedroom villa with ensuite bathrooms. The guesthouse will not be rented out separately, so you are assured of private use of the villa with the swimming pool and the garden. When booking with eight people, the guesthouse is included. It is also possible to book the fourth bedroom for an additional charge. 
The villa is located on 6000m2 of private land. A remote-controlled automatic gate provides access to the property. On either side of the driveway there are lawns and olive and fruit trees. The driveway leads around the house, where you can park several cars.
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The house is located within walking distance of the beach and the heart of the fishing village of&nbsp;Carvoeiro, with its excellent restaurants and cafes. There are supermarkets within easy driving distance, as well as shopping centers and golf courses.&nbsp;
The beaches nearby are among the best in the Algarve. Recommended local activities include a boat trip to Benagil Caves (the most popular and therefore busiest marine caves in Portugal), hiking the Percurso dos Sete Vales Suspensos route that follows the coast from Carvoeiro to Praia da Marinha, exploring the Algar Seco Park with its spectacular cliffs on the Carvoeiro boardwalk, and a visit to the nearby town of Silves.
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Carvoeiro, Algarve, Portugal. Nearest airport: Faro (45 minutes)
<h3 id="besttimetovisit">Best time to visit</h3>
Year-round

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This villa, located on a hill near the charming fishing village of Carvoeiro, offers contemporary modern style surrounded by lush nature and a generous piece of private land. Enjoy privacy, ocean views, greenery and space, a stone's throw away from the sea and the most beautiful beaches.

Casa dos Terraços, a villa in Portugal

Casa dos Terraços

<h3 id="avillaembracedbynaturewithoceanviews">A Villa Embraced by Nature with Ocean Views</h3>
This villa, located on a hill near the charming fishing village of Carvoeiro, offers contemporary modern style surrounded by lush nature and a generous piece of private land. Enjoy privacy, ocean views, greenery and space, a stone's throw away from the sea and the most beautiful beaches.

Nestled within the forest overlooking stunning mountain views of the Alps, this  holiday home in Switzerland offers exclusive privacy and seclusion and a spacious layout for large group retreats adjacent to best-in-class winter sport areas. Originally designed by the well-known Swiss architect Ernst E. Anderegg, the chalet was newly redeveloped in 2018 into a sumptuous and contemporary chalet with a spacious and luxurious take on traditional Alpine homes.  Split-level and laid out on three floors, the property is divided into two connected sections which can accommodate up to 14 guests.  Anderegg's unique take on the Alpine style of the region has been retained and combined with an innovative, elegant and modern touch, and furnished with custom art and design pieces.The ground floor opens into the entrance hall an open, modern kitchen and an adjacent en-suite double bedroom with an additional double bedroom. On the first floor, there are floor-to-ceiling windows, with the living and dining area and bar centered around the fireplace for snowy days and nights. This floor opens out to the large, sunny terrace facing the views.The second floor houses an en-suite master bedroom and lounge area with stunning mountain views, a private balcony, and a small library, where you can lose yourself in a good read as the snow falls.The separate apartment is directly connected to the main house and has its own external entrance. Divided into a living room (that can double as a second bedroom), with one double en-suite bedroom a small dining area and a fully-equipped apartment kitchen, it's an ideal and private space for two. ADDITIONAL FEATURESWelcome basket upon arrival. Housekeeping every other day included weekly linens change. Wifi and cable TV with surround sound audio system, kitchen and bath amenities, laundry facilities, private parking for up to four cars.  AROUNDThe quaint Swiss village of Maloja in the southern Bergell Valley is an ideal starting point for excellent Alpine skiing and winter sports on the local pistes and in nearby Corvatsch. Set at the western end of Lake Sils and the Upper Engadine lake district, it is the largest and most scenic of the lakes, and is considered one of the most beautiful in the country. The area is also perfect for exploring the wild and raw beauty of the greater Graubunden region and its endless hiking trails. Just 20 minutes south west of the glamorous St. Moritz, a half hour to the Italian border, and ninety minutes from Davos, the rugged grandeur and remote stretches of wilderness make this an exhilarating and thankfully less traveled area for excellent skiing and sightseeing. The Italian town of Chiavenna, known for its historic center and excellent restaurants, is less than 30 minutes. The Lake Como district is an hour drive and Milan is two hours north. LOCATIONMaloja, near St Moritz, Switzerland. Nearest Airport: Zurich &amp; Milan Malpensa International Airports (both 2.5 hrs drive) BEST TIME TO VISIT: World class winter sport means high season is when it starts snowing, but the area is lovely in Summer.

<h2>Architect Ernst E. Anderegg Brings Abstract Angles to this Alpine Hideaway</h2>
 Walk to world-class Alpine pistes from this lush and sophisticated, slightly eccentric holiday home in Switzerland. An abstract combination of traditional alpine chalet and modernist confection, the home was built by Frank Lloyd Wright associate and Swiss architect Ernst E. Anderegg. Anderegg's designs leaned toward the mid-century Usonian ideals, and this chalet keeps the traditional lines and feel of the local architecture while the owners have outfitted it with an eclectic and exotic leopard and jungle motif. Composed of alpine wood throughout in an assortment of abstract angles, the home is in harmony with nature while adding a funky blend of exotic jungle and mid-century style.  With its fabulous location (only 20 minutes from St Moritz) and stunning mountain views, this expansive chalet offers up a unique winter wonderland. 
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 Nestled within the forest overlooking stunning mountain views of the Alps, this  holiday home in Switzerland offers exclusive privacy and seclusion and a spacious layout for large group retreats adjacent to best-in-class winter sport areas. Originally designed by the well-known Swiss architect Ernst E. Anderegg, the chalet was newly redeveloped in 2018 into a sumptuous and contemporary chalet with a spacious and luxurious take on traditional Alpine homes.  Split-level and laid out on three floors, the property is divided into two connected sections which can accommodate up to 14 guests.  Anderegg's unique take on the Alpine style of the region has been retained and combined with an innovative, elegant and modern touch, and furnished with custom art and design pieces.The ground floor opens into the entrance hall an open, modern kitchen and an adjacent en-suite double bedroom with an additional double bedroom. On the first floor, there are floor-to-ceiling windows, with the living and dining area and bar centered around the fireplace for snowy days and nights. This floor opens out to the large, sunny terrace facing the views.The second floor houses an en-suite master bedroom and lounge area with stunning mountain views, a private balcony, and a small library, where you can lose yourself in a good read as the snow falls.The separate apartment is directly connected to the main house and has its own external entrance. Divided into a living room (that can double as a second bedroom), with one double en-suite bedroom a small dining area and a fully-equipped apartment kitchen, it's an ideal and private space for two. ADDITIONAL FEATURESWelcome basket upon arrival. Housekeeping every other day included weekly linens change. Wifi and cable TV with surround sound audio system, kitchen and bath amenities, laundry facilities, private parking for up to four cars.  AROUNDThe quaint Swiss village of Maloja in the southern Bergell Valley is an ideal starting point for excellent Alpine skiing and winter sports on the local pistes and in nearby Corvatsch. Set at the western end of Lake Sils and the Upper Engadine lake district, it is the largest and most scenic of the lakes, and is considered one of the most beautiful in the country. The area is also perfect for exploring the wild and raw beauty of the greater Graubunden region and its endless hiking trails. Just 20 minutes south west of the glamorous St. Moritz, a half hour to the Italian border, and ninety minutes from Davos, the rugged grandeur and remote stretches of wilderness make this an exhilarating and thankfully less traveled area for excellent skiing and sightseeing. The Italian town of Chiavenna, known for its historic center and excellent restaurants, is less than 30 minutes. The Lake Como district is an hour drive and Milan is two hours north. LOCATIONMaloja, near St Moritz, Switzerland. Nearest Airport: Zurich &amp; Milan Malpensa International Airports (both 2.5 hrs drive) BEST TIME TO VISIT: World class winter sport means high season is when it starts snowing, but the area is lovely in Summer.

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Walk to world-class Alpine pistes from this lush and sophisticated, slightly eccentric holiday home in Switzerland, built by Frank Lloyd Wright associate and Swiss architect Ernst E. Anderegg.

Casa Leopardo, a chalet in Switzerland

Casa Leopardo

<h3>Architect Ernst E. Anderegg Brings Abstract Angles to this Alpine Hideaway</h3>Walk to world-class Alpine pistes from this lush and sophisticated, slightly eccentric holiday home in Switzerland, built by Frank Lloyd Wright associate and Swiss architect Ernst E. Anderegg.

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Designed by pioneering Mexico City architect Mario Pani, an arbiter of the International Style of Latin America and the creator behind the National Conservatory of Music and the Secretariat of Urban Development, this property is a temple to mid-century modernism. The vintage space has been updated at the hands of LA architect Miggi Hood, entrepreneur Marie Cazalaa, and mezcal magnate Yola Jimenez, in collaboration with Mexico City architect Luciana de la Garza of Estudio Atemporal. Original details such as porthole windows, patchwork stone floors, spiraling stairs, and organic, undulating plaster built-ins have been well preserved. The property’s newer suites are designed as pared down concrete forms that flow naturally from the home’s original wing. Common spaces are expressly for hosting—salon-worthy or tertulia-styled rooms made for mingling, in the company of high-design furnishings by international masters such as Vladimir Kagan, Italian architect Paolo Buffa, Egg Chair designer Arne Jacobson, and Finnish-American industrial designer Eero Saarinen. Guest suites feature vintage works such as a carved mahogany and glass screen by Eugenio Escudero, and newly created custom beds designed by co-owner/architect Hood and fabricated by local artisans in Mexico City. In-home experiences include daily Oaxacan-style breakfast, in-room massage, a dipping pool designed by Miggi Hood, on-site private chef experiences, and an art concierge/guide available for booking itineraries throughout the city.AROUNDCuauhtémoc is one of Mexico City’s oldest neighborhoods, a leafy residential reserve that has not yet redesigned itself as a buzzy arts and cultural zone like Roma or Condesa. Mostly quiet, with stately residences and mid-century landmarks like the magnificent stain-glassed church that shares the guesthouse’s street, it’s a peaceful yet central part of the city, with easy access to museums, parks, and restaurants. The neighborhood is home to the Mexican Stock Exchange and numerous embassies, and bordered by the bustling Avenida de la Paseo de la Reforma. Locals gather at cafes, inventive restaurants and designer boutiques along Rio Panuco Road, and the area is considered the capital city’s cultural and economic hub. The 1,700-square-acre Parque de Chapultepec borders the neighborhood and is one of the city’s great urban parks. Mexico City’s historical center, Zócalo, is located in Cuauhtémoc, and features the Palacio Nacional, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and, close by, the ruins of the Aztec Templo Mayor/Tenochtitlán temple.LOCATIONColonia Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City, Mexico. Nearest airport: Mexico City (20 mins)BEST TIME TO VISIT: Year roundPhotography: Cecilia Cortina

<h2 id="frommodernistmasterpiecetoboutiqueguesthouse">From Modernist Masterpiece to Boutique Guesthouse</h2>
An architect, an entrepreneur and a mezcal maker teamed up to transform this mid-century modern masterpiece into an intimate, six-bedroom guesthouse in quiet Cuauhtémoc. The designer property now includes spacious common rooms for co-working and gathering, filled with stellar period design, as well as rooftop terraces, a pool, alfresco courtyards and covered patios. It's an elegant upgrade of its 1962-era, single-family home origins.
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Designed by pioneering Mexico City architect Mario Pani, an arbiter of the International Style of Latin America and the creator behind the National Conservatory of Music and the Secretariat of Urban Development, this property is a temple to mid-century modernism. The vintage space has been updated at the hands of LA architect Miggi Hood, entrepreneur Marie Cazalaa, and mezcal magnate Yola Jimenez, in collaboration with Mexico City architect Luciana de la Garza of Estudio Atemporal.&nbsp;
Original details such as porthole windows, patchwork stone floors, spiraling stairs, and organic, undulating plaster built-ins have been well preserved. The property’s newer suites are designed as pared down concrete forms that flow naturally from the home’s original wing. Common spaces are expressly for hosting—salon-worthy or tertulia-styled rooms made for mingling, in the company of high-design furnishings by international masters such as Vladimir Kagan, Italian architect Paolo Buffa, Egg Chair designer Arne Jacobson, and Finnish-American industrial designer Eero Saarinen.&nbsp;
Guest suites feature vintage works such as a carved mahogany and glass screen by Eugenio Escudero, and newly created custom beds designed by co-owner/architect Hood and fabricated by local artisans in Mexico City.&nbsp;In-home experiences include daily Oaxacan-style breakfast, in-room massage, a dipping pool designed by Miggi Hood, on-site private chef experiences, and an art concierge/guide available for booking itineraries throughout the city.
Read an interview with co-owner and Yola Mezcal founder Yola Jimenez in our POV magazine <a href="https://boutique-homes.com/article/yola-jimenez-casa-pani">here</a>.
<h3 id="around">Around</h3>
Cuauhtémoc is one of Mexico City’s oldest neighborhoods, a leafy residential reserve that has not yet redesigned itself as a buzzy arts and cultural zone like Roma or Condesa. Mostly quiet, with stately residences and mid-century landmarks like the magnificent stain-glassed church that shares the guesthouse’s street, it’s a peaceful yet central part of the city, with easy access to museums, parks, and restaurants. The neighborhood is home to the Mexican Stock Exchange and numerous embassies, and bordered by the bustling Avenida de la Paseo de la Reforma. Locals gather at cafes, inventive restaurants and designer boutiques along Rio Panuco Road, and the area is considered the capital city’s cultural and economic hub.&nbsp;The 1,700-square-acre Parque de Chapultepec borders the neighborhood and is one of the city’s great urban parks. Mexico City’s historical center, Zócalo, is located in Cuauhtémoc, and features the Palacio Nacional, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and, close by, the ruins of the Aztec Templo Mayor/Tenochtitlán temple.
<h3 id="location">Location</h3>
Colonia Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City, Mexico. Nearest airport: Mexico City (20 mins)
<h3 id="besttimetovisit">Best time to visit</h3>
Year-round
Photography: Cecilia Cortina

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An architect, an entrepreneur and a mezcal maker teamed up to transform this mid-century modern masterpiece into an intimate, six-bedroom guesthouse in quiet Cuauhtémoc.

Casa Pani, a guesthouse in Mexico

Casa Pani

<h3 id="frommodernistmasterpiecetoboutiqueguesthouse">From Modernist Masterpiece to Boutique Guesthouse</h3>
An architect, an entrepreneur and a mezcal maker teamed up to transform this mid-century modern masterpiece into an intimate, six-bedroom guesthouse in quiet Cuauhtémoc. Read an interview with co-owner and Yola Mezcal founder Yola Jimenez in our POV magazine <a href="https://boutique-homes.com/article/yola-jimenez-casa-pani">here</a>.

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