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"Studio Peregalli Renovates Villa Bucciol near Venice, Italy\nRoberto Peregalli and Laura Sartori Rimini conjure magnificent, historically inspired interiors for a venerable family home outside Venice\nIn the Italian town of Oderzo, near Venice, Villa Bucciol, the home of businessman Lorenzo Bucciol and his family, has been transformed by Roberto Peregalli and Laura Sartori Rimini of the Milan-based design firm Studio Peregalli. Seen here are Dorianna and Lorenzo Bucciol with their Cavalier King Charles spaniel, Amy.\nFacing the living room's 16th-century fireplace are a pair of armchairs dressed in arras tapestry; a 17th-century gilt-wood chandelier hangs above, and an antique Oushak covers the floor.For details see Sources\nA coffered walnut ceiling and damask-printed wall panels were added to the living room, which displays an early-17th-century Italian still life and neoclassical porphyry urns set on columns of Verona red marble.\nPainted with trompe l'oeil columns, balustrades, and views of a bucolic landscape, the second-floor salon is furnished with a grand 17th-century Tuscan cabinet flanked by chairs from the same period upholstered in arras tapestry.\nThe dining room walls are covered in hand-painted terra-cotta tiles, bordered by gilded wood; a late-18th-century chandelier adds to the room's grandeur, as do the neoclassical gilded gueridons that grace the corners.\nThe kitchen's La Cornue range and hood match the tone of the majolica tiles that Studio Peregalli used on the walls; an early-20th-century bronze chandelier is suspended over the Carrara marble\u2013top table and antique dining chairs, while a 17th-century still life hangs above the dog's linen-upholstered perch.\nThe library features oak paneling and columned arches; the table is 17th-century Tuscan, and the embossed-leather chairs are Louis XVI.\nA neoclassical cherub painting stands next to the master bedroom's 17th-century iron four-poster.\nThe dressing room is lined in walnut, with a Renaissance wood relief on the far wall.\nThe master bath is clad in ancient-Roman-style mosaic tile; the marble-top walnut vanity was custom made by Studio Peregalli.\nA view of the garden's lemon trees and boxwood hedges; the fountain is 17th century, and the statue is 18th century."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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