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Keep it light and airy in the bedroom—and make sure to vacuum under the bed.

The Mountain suite king bed is outfitted with a plush mattress and bedding from Parachute.

"Over the years, Andersen products have accounted for a majority of my projects,

The curving, bulbous walls of the bath and shower reveal an unexpected secondary role as a screen for film projections, giving the house a sci-fi glow.

A gullwing door opens to The Sturgis's "obsession space"—a room that can be configured to house whatever the owner can't live without, whether that's a wine collection, mountain bike or motorcycle.

For 2015, Vipp, the Danish industrial design company known for its iconic trash cans and all-black kitchens, introduces a 592-square-foot prefab unit called Shelter.

With little to no permitting required because of its small size, Sett Studio units can be used for an extra bedroom, a yoga studio, a hydroponics growing area or an office space, like this 96-square-foot one shown here.

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The organic placement of the windows echoes the knots on the trunks of the surrounding trees.

Made of local iroko wood, the Yasmin Stool is a contemporary take on a classic. “Obida Obioha is a fashion designer and furniture maker who puts a contemporary twist on this vernacular object from the Ibo culture,” Oshinowo says. “Many of the designs coming out of Lagos that I find interesting focus on materiality.”

In the countryside of Anghiari, Poggiodoro combines picturesque views with charming interiors to offer a memorable escape. "Enjoy the unique and wonderful rustic feel of our 16th-century villa, revamped with numerous modern elements to satisfy your comfort,

Perched in Sicily's Monte Cofano Nature Reserve, this one-bedroom home—which was once an agricultural storehouse—offers views of an unspoiled natural landscape, from the mountains to the sea. Original details, such as exposed beams and stone walls line the interiors, while a large, partially shaded patio extends the charm outside.

This 2,508-square-foot Tuscan farmhouse merges a 16th-century structure with a new addition that includes an open-plan living area and a large terrace. Grotto-brick floors, plaster walls, and chestnut beams adorn the interiors of the three-bedroom Welcome Beyond rental property.

Casa Boccadoro sits tucked away the end of a long vineyard road, framing views of secluded olive groves and fruit tree orchards. Comprised of three units, the holiday retreat retains a buffet of original charm, including limestone walls, exposed stone, built-in alcoves, and wide archways. In addition to a vast, shaded patio with al fresco living and dining areas, the rental also comes with a sparkling pool and rooftop terrace.

Dubbed Dimora Sighé, this airy retreat is located in a bucolic pocket of Italy's southern peninsula and offers a relaxing escape no matter the season. Floor-to-ceiling glazing elevates the interiors' sense of space, while a large, glistening pool promotes easy indoor/outdoor living.

From ancient walls to large glazed doors and windows, old and new charm effortlessly mingle in this architect's home, located in the area's Noto district. Outside, a sheltered patio offers an idyllic setting for al fresco dining, with a pool boasting city views set just steps away.