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When he wants to flee his stressful Milanese life, architect Carlo Pintacuda escapes into Sicilian lands to take refuge in his holiday home near Noto, in the south of the island, where natural stone, rural-chic style and design furniture harmonize with serenity.   via: milkdecoration.com      thethinkingtraveller.com

Vibrant colours, the atmosphere of the Mahgreb, intense nature and the incredible blue of the Pantellerian sea , stretching out to coast of North Africa. An amazing rural style villa designed by architect Gabriella Giuntoli.   via: sicilyluxuryvillas.com

Dimora Delle Balze has been transformed from an abandoned relic into a charming retreat by owner Elena Lops. Lops enlisted designers Draga Obradovic and Stefano Guidotti to help revive the Val di Noto masseria, which dates back to the 1800s and was abandoned for half a century. It’s packed with Sicilian flavour: thick stone walls have been repaired while ancient columns line the 11-bedroom villa’s terraces. Rediscovered period details, such as wooden elements and fragments of decoration on the vaulted ceilings, provide inspiration for the interiors and have been paired with Moroccan floor tiles and subtle bursts of colour. via: thespaces.com      dimoradellebalze.com

With a rustic design, the boutique hotel  N'orma in the southeast of Sicily, seduces with its charm. N’orma stands at the meeting point of two realities, two different ways of living: at the same time modernity and tradition, nature and artifice, original structure and innovation. Architect Patrizia Sbalchiero , uses traditional materials and shapes to interpret rural living in a contemporary way. via: admexico.mx      n-orma.com