Rustic Style Architecture, an Italian Summer House
It is a beautiful Mediterranean style house in Italy, more precisely on the island of Filicudi, one of eight islands that form the Aeolian archipelago. This small island is located 20-30 km northeast of Sicily.
The building is very typical of the Mediterranean with a wall completely white, so contrast between its white wall and a magnificent blue sky. Using local rock and lots of wood are integrated into the landscape.
Simplicity is the beauty of this designs type. This building have fresh interior with high ceilings. Hardwood rustic furniture and others painted in bright colors, a combination that never fails between pink and turquoise on white.
images by Adriano Bachella
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