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    Discover more residential architecture and interiors with a Mediterranean touch in The Mediterranean Home Media by gestalten.
    When the Mykonian owners of a plot of land, formerly their grandparents’ home, and their business partners came to architecture firm K-Studio and interior practice Studio Bonarchi, they were assembling a family of sorts—one that would look to island tradition and share a common vision when developing Kálesma, a boutique hotel and something of a departure from its resort neighbors.
    Mediterranean architecture has been a site of innovation and experimentation for centuries. Today—whether in careful restorations of traditional homes, reinterpretations of the local vernacular, or exciting new contemporary spaces—that tradition is alive and well.
    Cercal House is set into a sloping site in Alentejo in southern Portugal. Conscious of the house’s relationship with the rolling, dusty landscape, the Lisbon-based architecture firm Atelier Data recessed the monolithic white structure to minimize its visual presence and drew on a traditional gabled archetype for its form.
    When Studio Andrew Trotter was approached to design a vacation home that felt like it belonged to the southern Italian region of Puglia, the practice had already proven it had a mastery of the local architecture. Though based in Barcelona, the studio had sensitively reinterpreted the traditional style for a country house, and they were invited to revisit this approach on a smaller, domestic scale for Villa Cardo. Discover more about the villa in The Mediterranean Home by gestalten.
    Though the Villa Cardo has been extensively derived from traditional Pugliese houses—down to the authentic chianca limestone flooring—the interiors lend a contemporary, minimal aesthetic designed by the Studio Andrew Trotter.
    For the design of this summer house on the Greek island of Serifos, Athens-based Sinas Architects looked to the austere rocky landscape for inspiration: the steep slopes with thorny bushes, the large rock formations, and, in particular, the xerolithies. The Project Xerolithi is featured in The Mediterranean Home an architecture book by gestalten.
    This finca was built in the 19th century as a vacation home by Menorcan merchants. It sits on top of a hill on the Balearic island with panoramic views across the rolling landscape, but remained empty for about 50 years before owners Benedicta Linares and Benoit Pellegrini embarked on a year-long program of redecoration and renovation.
    Casa Azul was directly informed by the surrounding landscape. After visiting the site in the arid Alentejo region of southern Portugal, Lisbon-based Bak Gordon Arquitectos developed a design around two “fresco” rooms that rise at either end of the largely single-story holiday home.
    Trulli have been built in the Itria Valley in Puglia for centuries. These traditional circular huts with distinctive conical roofs are remarkably thermally efficient, as the thick drystone walls ensure the houses stay cool in the intense summer heat of southern Italy. For a vacation home in the region, Reisarchitettura drew directly from this iconic and hyper-localized architecture, renovating and expanding an existing trullo.
    Villa Chams occupies a rugged spot in Baalbek, the City of the Sun, in Lebanon’s most ancient and arid of landscapes. Inspired by Baalbek’s Roman Temple of Bacchus, in which musician and the home’s architect, Carl Gerges, once performed with his band Mashrou' Leila, the building rises with purpose from the ground, a beautifully orchestrated ensemble of earth-toned walls and columns. Gestalten presents the Villa Chams in The Mediterranean Home.
    The traditional bamboo pergola that provides shade to the outdoor dining area is continued as the ceiling inside, creating a sense of continuity between interior and exterior spaces in this Mediterranean home.
    Recalling irrigation tanks that are common in the south of Portugal, the pool of this Mediterranean house was conceived as a “resonance box” by the architects, reflecting the landscape as it changes throughout the day.
    The Mediterranean Home
    Architecture & Interior

    The Mediterranean Home

    Residential Architecture and Interiors with a Southern Touch

    With their understated beauty and holistic design, Mediterranean homes are a perennial source of inspiration.

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    The Mediterranean home has an ongoing influence on residential architecture and interior design: from classical rural styles, to more grounded spaces that interweave form and function.

    Blending the inside and the outside, and bringing together traditional features with contemporary elements, Mediterranean houses connect with their environments and the local culture.

    The Mediterranean Home looks at architecture, interior design, decoration and furniture, celebrating the unique Mediterranean aesthetic that continues to inspire a sense of home and comfort around the globe.

    Architecture Architecture & Interior English
    Editors: gestalten
    Release date: October 2022
    Format: 24,5 Ă— 33 cm
    Features: Full color, hardcover, stitch bound, 288 pages
    ISBN: 978-3-96704-076-0

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    The Mediterranean home has an ongoing influence on residential architecture and interior design: from classical rural styles, to more grounded spaces that interweave form and function.

    Blending the inside and the outside, and bringing together traditional features with contemporary elements, Mediterranean houses connect with their environments and the local culture.

    The Mediterranean Home looks at architecture, interior design, decoration and furniture, celebrating the unique Mediterranean aesthetic that continues to inspire a sense of home and comfort around the globe.

    Architecture Architecture & Interior English

    Editors gestalten
    Release date: October 2022
    Format: 24,5 Ă— 33 cm
    Features: Full color, hardcover, stitch bound, 288 pages
    ISBN: 978-3-96704-076-0

    FSC™️ (Forest Stewardship Council™️) Certified.

    Payment and dispatch

    The following terms and conditions apply:

    Dispatch conditions

    The products are delivered all over the world.

    Dispatch costs (inclusive of legally applicable VAT)

    Domestic deliveries (Germany): 

    We do not charge any shipping costs.

    Deliveries to foreign countries:

    Free shipping to European Union and the USA.
    Free worldwide shipping from 60 EUR/USD order value.

    For orders below 60 EUR/USD the following shipping costs apply:
    European Union & USA : € 0,-
    All other countries: € 40,-

    From an order value of 60,00 €, we deliver shipments to foreign countries free of cost.

    Delivery periods

    Unless otherwise specified in the quote, domestic delivery of goods shall be made (Germany) within 2 - 4 days, for deliveries abroad within 3 - 15 days from conclusion of contract (if advance payment agreed from the date of the payment instruction).
    Please note that deliveries are not made on Sundays and other holidays.
    If you have ordered articles with different delivery dates, we send the articles together in one delivery if no other agreement has been made. The delivery date for the complete order will be the same as that of the article with the longest delivery time.

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    - Payment via Apple Pay
    - Shopify Payments, ideal, eps-Ăśberweisung, Bancontact


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    When paying by SEPA direct debit, you authorize us by issuing a corresponding SEPA mandate to collect the invoice amount from the specified account.

    You will receive a pre-notification at least 5 days before the date of direct debit collection. Please note that you are obliged to ensure sufficient funds in the account on the announced date.

    If payment is made using a credit card, your credit card account is debited in conjunction with the conclusion of the contract.

    In case of questions, please contact us at the contact details mentioned in the Legal Notice.

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    When the Mykonian owners of a plot of land, formerly their grandparents’ home, and their business partners came to architecture firm K-Studio and interior practice Studio Bonarchi, they were assembling a family of sorts—one that would look to island tradition and share a common vision when developing Kálesma, a boutique hotel and something of a departure from its resort neighbors.
    Mediterranean architecture has been a site of innovation and experimentation for centuries. Today—whether in careful restorations of traditional homes, reinterpretations of the local vernacular, or exciting new contemporary spaces—that tradition is alive and well.
    Cercal House is set into a sloping site in Alentejo in southern Portugal. Conscious of the house’s relationship with the rolling, dusty landscape, the Lisbon-based architecture firm Atelier Data recessed the monolithic white structure to minimize its visual presence and drew on a traditional gabled archetype for its form.
    When Studio Andrew Trotter was approached to design a vacation home that felt like it belonged to the southern Italian region of Puglia, the practice had already proven it had a mastery of the local architecture. Though based in Barcelona, the studio had sensitively reinterpreted the traditional style for a country house, and they were invited to revisit this approach on a smaller, domestic scale for Villa Cardo. Discover more about the villa in The Mediterranean Home by gestalten.
    Though the Villa Cardo has been extensively derived from traditional Pugliese houses—down to the authentic chianca limestone flooring—the interiors lend a contemporary, minimal aesthetic designed by the Studio Andrew Trotter.
    For the design of this summer house on the Greek island of Serifos, Athens-based Sinas Architects looked to the austere rocky landscape for inspiration: the steep slopes with thorny bushes, the large rock formations, and, in particular, the xerolithies. The Project Xerolithi is featured in The Mediterranean Home an architecture book by gestalten.
    This finca was built in the 19th century as a vacation home by Menorcan merchants. It sits on top of a hill on the Balearic island with panoramic views across the rolling landscape, but remained empty for about 50 years before owners Benedicta Linares and Benoit Pellegrini embarked on a year-long program of redecoration and renovation.
    Casa Azul was directly informed by the surrounding landscape. After visiting the site in the arid Alentejo region of southern Portugal, Lisbon-based Bak Gordon Arquitectos developed a design around two “fresco” rooms that rise at either end of the largely single-story holiday home.
    Trulli have been built in the Itria Valley in Puglia for centuries. These traditional circular huts with distinctive conical roofs are remarkably thermally efficient, as the thick drystone walls ensure the houses stay cool in the intense summer heat of southern Italy. For a vacation home in the region, Reisarchitettura drew directly from this iconic and hyper-localized architecture, renovating and expanding an existing trullo.
    Villa Chams occupies a rugged spot in Baalbek, the City of the Sun, in Lebanon’s most ancient and arid of landscapes. Inspired by Baalbek’s Roman Temple of Bacchus, in which musician and the home’s architect, Carl Gerges, once performed with his band Mashrou' Leila, the building rises with purpose from the ground, a beautifully orchestrated ensemble of earth-toned walls and columns. Gestalten presents the Villa Chams in The Mediterranean Home.
    The traditional bamboo pergola that provides shade to the outdoor dining area is continued as the ceiling inside, creating a sense of continuity between interior and exterior spaces in this Mediterranean home.
    Recalling irrigation tanks that are common in the south of Portugal, the pool of this Mediterranean house was conceived as a “resonance box” by the architects, reflecting the landscape as it changes throughout the day.
    The Mediterranean Home

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