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Balance Associates Architects
“of true Tuscan architecture, illustrating that one can apply principles of good design, regardless of how ancient the architecture may be, in a modern context.”
“design a Tuscan-skinned home in the Sonoran Desert.”
“issue to Tuscan architecture. The problem was, the style purported to be Tuscan was merely an ordinary home wrapped in a Tuscan skin. For six months my phone rang with potential clients asking for Tuscan architecture. True architecture from Tuscany represents its place and environment. Tuscany has an”
“design a Tuscan-skinned home in the Sonoran Desert.Here is a modern courtyard akin to the wonderful courtyards of true Tuscan architecture, illustrating that one can apply principles of good design, regardless of how ancient the architecture may be, in a modern context.”
So Your Style Is: Tuscan
Bring the vitality and warmth of the Italian countryside to your home with Tuscan textures, colors a... Full Story »
Tuscan Travels Inspire a Granite Outdoor Kitchen...
Serving up gourmet pizza and big views, this stone-laden cooking and entertaining space can cater to... Full Story »
Paintbox Garden
“known as Tuscan kale, combines with cabbage and sorrel in this mid-November composition that shows the power of symmetry and repetition.
Tuscan kale, a main ingredient in minestrone, has been grown in Italy since the 17th century and is among the plants listed in Thomas Jefferson's gardens at Monticello”
“plants; Tuscan kale, cabbage sorrel mid-November”
“With its formal outline of tiny boxwood, this edible garden at the Montreal Botanical Garden is a feast for the eyes. Pebbled 'Lacinato' kale (Brassica oleracea 'Lacinato'), also known as Tuscan kale, combines with cabbage and sorrel in this”
“repetition.
Tuscan kale, a main ingredient in minestrone, has been grown in Italy since the 17th century and is among the plants listed in Thomas Jefferson's gardens at Monticello in 1777.”
Don Ziebell
“of the Tuscan approach to living. If you're building a Tuscan-style home from scratch, don't neglect to include such a space in the plans. If you're retrofitting, though, remember that it doesn't have to be a lengthy loggia or magnificent portico — even a small patio out back, cloaked in stone or stucco”
“were on a Tuscan patio with this amazing stonework. Both the water feature and urn are strong enough elements to not be overpowered by the surrounding walls, and their relative simplicity makes them stand out even more.”
“partner for Tuscan style. The trough along the main stone wall of this courtyard serves a similar purpose and forms a focal point amid the richly textured surfaces.”
Noel Cross+Architects
“orary Tuscan”
“Beautiful Tuscan style home”
“Like the tuscan elements.”
“simple tuscan look...Tuscan facade...love tuscan style...contemporary Tuscan”
Sennikoff Architects
“something Tuscan, simple, and not designed for 50 year old ladies (harder to find than you might think). I think the tan with that texture would be perfect.”
“Very Tuscan and beautiful.”
“Love the Tuscan look”
“Tuscan look...Tuscan color...Rich but Tuscan...tuscan bedroom...tuscan richness...Tuscan home style...tuscan style”
Studio H Landscape Architecture
“love the landscape ideas for tuscan look”
“sidewalk with landing and pots- very tuscan home”
“Beautiful Tuscan style home”
“Estate Tuscan Landscape”
“Tuscan look...Simple Tuscan style...Tuscan villa (day)...Tuscan home style...Tuscan love”
TuscanDecor.com - Diane Hendrickson
“rustic Tuscan style. For more information on the Tuscan decorating style, please visit: http://tuscandecor.com.”
“The Tuscan dining room is the perfect place to gather with friends and family. Create a warm, inviting space that makes everyone feel at home while enjoying favorite Italian dishes. Wall tapestries featuring Italian landscape scenes create just the right dining atmosphere. In this space, outdoor lighting”
Noel Cross+Architects
“Contemporary Tuscan -
This two story home captures the essence of a Tuscan Villa, yet is clearly of our time and without all the crumbling stone and sentimental goo gah. Exterior and interior design details have been stripped down to their elemental forms for a clean and crisp, yet comfortable atmosphere”
“tuscan style & terra cotta tiled roofs”
