Guesthouse in Girona

And here you have a second post for today. Hope this makes you happy, well, if only just a wee bit.
This Guest House called Can Bassa, part of a fourteenth century farmhouse, is located in the old town of Madremanya in Girona, Spain. Originally, it had neither a bath nor kitchen, just some rooms on three floors, where - the owners believe- day laborers who worked in the fields could have slept. To enjoy the views and feel the presence of the Les Gavarres mountains, the owners decided to place the living room on the second floor of the house.



MiCasa Revista


MiCasa Revista


MiCasa Revista


MiCasa Revista


MiCasa Revista


MiCasa Revista


MiCasa Revista


MiCasa Revista


MiCasa Revista


MiCasa Revista


MiCasa Revista


MiCasa Revista

Now yes, see you tomorrow.
All images from here.

Renovated Farmhouse in Girona

Good morning dears. This renovated farmhouse is in Girona, a city northeast of Catalonia, in Spain. On a white background, details of tribal art, Chinese antiques or African rugs adorn every room.



Walls are made of stone. A rustic table, long wooden bench and wicker chairs make up a dining space in the porch.


Teak loungers by the pool.



White cotton upholstered sofas, antique Majorcan chairs, a Portuguese coffee table, an Indonesian chest, antique Chinese vases and a zebra skin rug make up the eclectic living room.


Concrete and pebble flooring in the library and kitchen for a rustic look. The table is antique French.


Austere dining room with simple lines. Metal chairs were slipcovered to add warmth.


Concrete and pebble flooring and a long stone countertop in the kitchen. Those simple light bulbs hanging above the table look nice but I wonder whether you have to shade your eyes while eating here.


Ethnic style in the master bedroom where the beams have been painted white. The rug is from Morocco.


Sitting area upstairs.


One end of the master bathroom


Claw foot bathtub and separate shower at the side.


On the terrace an antique iron table with simple folding chairs by an olive tree.

All images from Nuevo Estilo.