very near to villa Bordoni (the one in the previous post) is the Glass Museum of Altare, housed in a beautiful Liberty building, villa Rosa. What about this as a weavers' colony?
I never associated Art Nouveau with Italy, but I love the beautiful execution of the style seen here.
But no, I think I'd like dibs on the upstairs room with the broken window in the previous house. Lovely to sit and look out the window while I have my cup of whatever that's in the cup.
It's beautiful, but I'm with Meg at the last beautiful crumbling villa. Meg, you can have that room with the window, because I'm happy to put my loom at the bottom of that staircase
Yes, yes! Sign me up!
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Me too! Though... I am not sure I'd get much weaving done. I'd just sit in one of those chairs and look out of the window all day.
ReplyDelete...I'm afraid I'd do the same!
ReplyDeleteI never associated Art Nouveau with Italy, but I love the beautiful execution of the style seen here.
ReplyDeleteBut no, I think I'd like dibs on the upstairs room with the broken window in the previous house. Lovely to sit and look out the window while I have my cup of whatever that's in the cup.
...and I'm happy with either
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Although I do have to agree with Cally - I might be too busy pondering the view to weave much at all.
Fingers crossed for that lotto win x
yes, sign me up and I will sit with you looking out those windows. although looking at the walls looks good too.
ReplyDeleteI could be happy there!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful, but I'm with Meg at the last beautiful crumbling villa. Meg, you can have that room with the window, because I'm happy to put my loom at the bottom of that staircase
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