Vincenzo De Cotiis Brings a New Material Language to a Longhena Palazzo
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At Palazzo Giustinian Lolin, malachite, silvered metal and recycled fibreglass enter a centuries-old world of Murano glass, silk brocade and shifting Grand Canal light
Casa degli Atellani, Where Milan’s Renaissance and Modernism Meet
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After more than a century as the home and creative centre of Piero Portaluppi’s descendants, the 15th-century palace and Leonardo da Vinci’s reconstructed vineyard have entered an uncertain new chapter
Limestone Quarry Becomes a Private Pool in the Berkshires
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Set within 60 acres of wooded Massachusetts landscape, this Sheffield estate turns an industrial remnant into a secluded natural swimming retreat
A Florentine Illusion in Holmby Hills
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Antiques dealer Richard Shapiro transformed a 1926 Los Angeles manor into an imagined Italian villa shaped by aged surfaces, collected histories and the exacting proportions of Palladio
Jeffrey Dungan Searches for the Spirit of Home in The Soulful House
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The architect’s forthcoming Rizzoli monograph considers restraint, proportion and emotion through a collection of residences shaped as much by their inhabitants as the landscapes they occupy
Vincenzo De Cotiis Reframes Venetian Light at Palazzo Salviati
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Within a 19th-century palazzo built for one of Venice’s great glassmaking families, the designer uses travertine, bronze and mirrored surfaces to create a contemporary home shaped by the movement of light