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"Ferruccio Ferragamo\nWith His Wife, Ilaria, the Scion of the Famous Label Revives a Working Tuscan Estate\nFerruccio and Ilaria Ferragamo make their home in a villa on the 1,750-acre Tuscan estate of Il Borro, north of Arezzo.\nA bridge connects the estate to the medieval village, built on an ancient spur of rock over the remains of a fortress dating to 1040.\nFor the entrance hall, Ilaria Ferragamo, who designed the interiors, chose antiques such as a 17th-century table and an Aubusson rug.\nFrench doors are a new addition to the large living room of the 14,725-square-foot house. The coffered ceiling is the work of artisans whose craft, along with that of others in the village, has been revived in part by Ferruccio Ferragamo's efforts to support local trades and skills that go back generations.\nThe conservatory, where 18th-century birdcages form part of the d\u00E9cor, opens to gardens designed by Ilaria Ferragamo.\nThe walls and ceiling of the master bedroom were painted in a typical Tuscan style by Maddalena Cavina, a Florentine trompe l'oeil artist whose work appears throughout the villa. A Rubelli fabric covers the chaise longue."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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