DIY & Remodeling  With  Julie Carlson
       Simple white lampshades made interesting with a swirl of black paint in the loft of Johannesburg artist Kudzanai Chiurai, easily replicated with a can of black paint and a brush.
  Photography by 
David Ross via 
Elle Decoration South Africa.  
       
        
  Above: A simple pendant light in an otherwise austere kitchen.
  	       
        
  Above: In Chiurai's living room, a standing lamp gets a dash of visual interest via a gridlike black-and-white pattern. 
  	       
        
  Above: In the bedroom, a standing lamp is painted with a simple black squiggle. 
  N.B.: This post is an update; the original story ran on August 5, 2013, as part of our In the Art Studio issue.
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          Architecture & Interiors  With  Julie Carlson
       A2BC Architects merged ancient and modern in their overhaul of a crumbling farmhouse on the terraced hillside of Cinque Terre, in Liguria, Italy. They shored up the existing structure, plastered the interiors, replaced the flooring with polished concrete throughout, and added black steel windows to frame the views.
  Photography by Giovanna Silva, courtesy of A2BC Architects.
  	       
        
  Above: Steel windows add a note of modernity to the old stone building.
  	       
        
  Above: Polished concrete floors are a cohesive thread throughout the interior.
  	       
        
  Above: A minimalist fireplace and bentwood chairs add warmth to the dining area.
  	       
        
  Above: The only dash of color in the living areas comes via a pair of persimmon-upholstered armchairs.
  	       
        
  Above: A sanctuary in the summer months: a pale bedroom with white linens.
  	       
        
  Above: Light green closet doors add a note of color.
  	       
        
  Above: In another bedroom, more persimmon, via bed linens.
  	       
        
  Above: An original stone wall contrasts with the new structural elements.
  	       
        
  Above: A view of the sloping hillside.
  For another skillfully updated Italian farmhouse, see House Tour: Pastels Go Rustic in a 17th-Century Masseria. And Gardenista presents One More Reason to Visit Italy: The World's Biggest Vertical Garden.
  N.B.: This post is an update; the original story ran on September 6, 2013, as part of our Low-Key Fashion issue.
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          Home Inspiration  With  Remodelista Team
       We're almost out of the dog days of summer; here are some ideas to make it through the hottest week of the year.
  	       
        
  Above: A breezy boat house in the Pacific Northwest by Bosworth Hoedemaker sets the tone for the week.
  Monday
  	       
        
  Above: Julie visits a whitewashed Italian farmhouse with just a dash of color in our Monday Architect Visit. 
  Tuesday
  	       
        
  Above: Alexa shows us how to re-create a stylish screened porch in our weekly Steal This Look column.
  Wednesday
  	       
        
  Above: Izabella rounds up the best ceiling fans in our weekly 10 Easy Pieces edition.
  Thursday
  	       
        
  Above: Janet picks her top five ice cream makers in our Appliances category.
  Friday
  	       
        
  Above: Julie highlights the best mosquito nets out there in our Bedroom series.
   
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