@@snake9961 yes just you:) the kitchen is fairly large certainly seeing as it opens up to a dining area. And they do live in an restaurated house so unless they build an adition they had only so much space to work with and it looks fabulous
@@Jessicaro pose at 4:33 ... the space between the sink and the place where the horses were attached is unusable all for the sake not to touch the old, also the column is completely alienated looks so out of place dividing the path to the kitchen which should be free and accessible fast and easily without strange manoeuvres ... in the end they alienated the whole project and by far it is not an integration at all in fact it is the opposite, it is an intruder and a strange one too... the kitchen is great but it is out of contest! I worked with italian, they are great but have a problem: they get obsessed
@@snake9961 Well the house is probably a heritage property that means they can not remove certain things because it is protected by the state. And sure the easy thing was to break everything and make it modern but where is the fun in that? seeing as they kept every part of the old house intact and still made it modern and beautifull is something you can praise them for. Living in a old buildings is not for everyone. and the kitchen is just fine you can stand on the other side of the island while your chopping something for dinner. But seeing as they probably had not choice but keeping the place where the horses were i praise them for the job they did. It looks beautifull and like they said in the beginning of the video they were glad they had a part of that building even if it was a small one. It depend on what you like i gues
@@Jessicaro 8:32 the demolished it... not so conservative... but i get what you are saying the kitchen is functional but it has no personality... it is just a cooking space. I would have switch spaces between the dining room and the kitchen or just rotated the kitchen at 90 degrees... but yeah... it was meant to be a space for horses after all hahaha cheers
The amount of respect for architecture and history that went into this remodel was wonderful & amazing! I live in the USA. I wish we practiced such honorable methods.
As a filmmaker, I appreciate your use of the drone. Most filmmakers these days have no idea how to use the drone. Overused and used terribly. Thank you. Love that hexagonal tile floor-great colours.
I like how they kept the structure the way they found it. The manger was a great thing to keep. I am always looking for a place to put my baskets when not in use. I'm not making a joke I think it looks right in place. Leaving the vaults and the beams kudos to you all for a job well done. Thank you Kristen and Family for another lovely video.
I absolutely love this series you have been doing on forgotten old homes brougt back to life! The interviews, the editing and the sound is moto bene! Keep them coming!
While I’m not a fan of the essentialistic approach taken by the architect, I appreciate how well they taken a ideology and adapted through their architecture. The respect shown towards the original context makes the honest design even more appealing
I think it's the result of asking an architect to design an interior. Not all of the principles used in architecture work well when you're designing an interior where people are going to live.
This might sound weird, but today i had a realization about why your videos feel so organic and natural, almost like walking myself around the places you show: it's because of the silences. Lol. So simple, but allowing silences without talk or music really makes me inmerse in the video...Anyways, as always, love your content! 🤙🏼
I love and agree with your final characterization but it has three bathrooms? Did you note the size of the kitchen and living room? The footprint hardly says ‘tiny’?
This was a simply stunning restoration/adaptation to modern while preserving the historical elements. The attention to detail took my breath away. Thank you for sharing this!
I absolutely love how much care went into keeping the integrity and history of the rooms during the renovation. It is so innovative and just stunningly beautiful. I Love these beautiful gems you share with us Kirsten and also by the way , I can`t believe how much your Kiddos have grown. Thanks so much for sharing .
I'll take the poorest section of the building any day of the week! I can't imagine what they consider poverty stricken? 😉 The frescoes are stunning and to hear the church bells chime in the distance makes this home a place where I wouldn't mind spending part of my time to be a part of its history. It's simply breathtaking. 💋 Merci Beaucoup!!
Consequently, this is the pieces of the historical building, creating and designs by craftsmen in the past, and apparently to be challenges for industrial artists in the future to come. Thanks for sharing wonderful the videos.
wow, I really loved this. The restoration is incredible with the modern touches of carpentry, plumbing, etc, while respecting the original forms of the structure. Thank you
The balance of old and new and the method of combining them with respect was stunning. It really is the best of both worlds! Well done! Brilliant & beautiful!
2:55 It is spanish indeed. It says : "El más ruin puerco come la mejor bellota" that means: "The meanest pig eats the best acorn" I love spanish proverbs.
Thanks Kirsten, and others with you, for these wonderful visits into people's lives which manage to be instructional, inspirational and pleasurable all at the same time. Again, thank you.
Wow! I'm so happy that you have 1M subscribers, you really deserves it. It's you Ms. Kirsten that I fell in love with tiny homes. Cheers from the Philippines 🇵🇭
Absolutely beautiful. The old world feel from the arches and columns blend perfectly with the new modern touches added to the home. Kirsten, of all the places you've shown us, this one is now at the top of my favorites list.
How sweet & lovely are this couple; they're warm, sincere and generous ~ So grateful to be in this space and share it alongside other families :D A delight to explore visually, as I'm sure it was to visit with kids. Thanks for sharing, Kirsten and a happy, blessed new year to all.
Very clever restoration. Very smart to maintain the infrastructure of the building while modernizing the essentials on the interior. Very well done. Brilliant!
jristen, you have developed a very unique and simple form of story telling & you communicate it so seemlesly - simple cuts editing transition, clean... you've transitioned into 4k videography... but not in a brandishly way. what are you shooting with?? Sony? canon? red?
Interesting. I guess I wonder about not touching the walls to keep it completely original, but at first glance this seems to have impacted how the new residents live. I love the old frescoes but I guess it’s the old conflict between preserving the past and accommodating the present. I’d live there in a minute of course. I might complain that the kitchen appears to be in box. The setting is lovely. This was different....thanks for the tour.
This video is just, amazing! Arquitectura, interiorismo, estilo de vida adaptado, historia, presente, futuro, anhelos, planes, convivencia, familia, vínculos, simple, necesario, productivo... Que buen uso de los espacio, que buena gestión del edificio. Y me gustó como quedó todo plasmado en tu vídeo.
Belissimo! I thought as a Portuguese-BR speaker I'd understand Spanish the most, but no... Italian is much easier and I must tell... more pleasant to the ears. This place is magical.
WOW! Now that is truly a great restoration! The architect should be proud! By the way...at the 4:04 mark, the sub-title reads: *Is it's own room* ... You do know that *it's* is a contraction for either *it is* or *it has* ...thus, neither one works in this scenario... The correct word is simply *its* ...
There is something about your videos that really pull me into wherever you are. I felt like I was there, such an amazing channel
Well said, I feel exactly the same!
The Italians do it right. Love the design and the clean lines. No clutter.
yea but they are used to small spaces...that kitchen does not feel big at all and the way to the bath is too tight... just me
@@snake9961 yes just you:) the kitchen is fairly large certainly seeing as it opens up to a dining area.
And they do live in an restaurated house so unless they build an adition they had only so much space to work with and it looks fabulous
@@Jessicaro pose at 4:33 ... the space between the sink and the place where the horses were attached is unusable all for the sake not to touch the old, also the column is completely alienated looks so out of place dividing the path to the kitchen which should be free and accessible fast and easily without strange manoeuvres ... in the end they alienated the whole project and by far it is not an integration at all in fact it is the opposite, it is an intruder and a strange one too... the kitchen is great but it is out of contest! I worked with italian, they are great but have a problem: they get obsessed
@@snake9961 Well the house is probably a heritage property that means they can not remove certain things because it is protected by the state.
And sure the easy thing was to break everything and make it modern but where is the fun in that?
seeing as they kept every part of the old house intact and still made it modern and beautifull is something you can praise them for.
Living in a old buildings is not for everyone.
and the kitchen is just fine you can stand on the other side of the island while your chopping something for dinner.
But seeing as they probably had not choice but keeping the place where the horses were i praise them for the job they did.
It looks beautifull and like they said in the beginning of the video they were glad they had a part of that building even if it was a small one.
It depend on what you like i gues
@@Jessicaro 8:32 the demolished it... not so conservative... but i get what you are saying the kitchen is functional but it has no personality... it is just a cooking space. I would have switch spaces between the dining room and the kitchen or just rotated the kitchen at 90 degrees... but yeah... it was meant to be a space for horses after all hahaha cheers
respect for this man and his family !
The amount of respect for architecture and history that went into this remodel was wonderful & amazing! I live in the USA. I wish we practiced such honorable methods.
Wonderful respect for this exquisite building. If this is where the horses lived, I'd love to see more of the apartments.
There's Life Before discovering Kirsten's TH-cam channel, and then there's Life After discovering Kirsten's TH-cam channel.
Not Even Wrong , Always wondering and mildly uninspired...to always inspired & hopeful 😊
Agree
So true and i,m new
yup, and im so pissed, she deserved more subscriber.
Her channel makes me question my life choices.
The villages in northern Italy are so peaceful and clean.
As a filmmaker, I appreciate your use of the drone. Most filmmakers these days have no idea how to use the drone. Overused and used terribly. Thank you.
Love that hexagonal tile floor-great colours.
Finalmente mi è servito a qualcosa l'italiano 😁😅😅 Come sono belle queste ville italiane... Un sogno. E la vista..non ho parole.
That girl with the garden is so sweet and just seem like such a genuine caring person awww
I like how they kept the structure the way they found it. The manger was a great thing to keep. I am always looking for a place to put my baskets when not in use. I'm not making a joke I think it looks right in place. Leaving the vaults and the beams kudos to you all for a job well done. Thank you Kristen and Family for another lovely video.
This place is so incredibly gorgeous! They are living in heaven.
I absolutely love this series you have been doing on forgotten old homes brougt back to life! The interviews, the editing and the sound is moto bene! Keep them coming!
What incredibly lucky people to live in a space as lovely as this!!
*what incredibly rich people
While I’m not a fan of the essentialistic approach taken by the architect, I appreciate how well they taken a ideology and adapted through their architecture. The respect shown towards the original context makes the honest design even more appealing
I agree. I would have had a little less white. But their attitude and approach is to be admired.
I think it's the result of asking an architect to design an interior. Not all of the principles used in architecture work well when you're designing an interior where people are going to live.
So beautiful and amazing. I love that the apartment respects the original structure.
This might sound weird, but today i had a realization about why your videos feel so organic and natural, almost like walking myself around the places you show: it's because of the silences. Lol. So simple, but allowing silences without talk or music really makes me inmerse in the video...Anyways, as always, love your content! 🤙🏼
I am loving all these amazing ways of taking history and making a modern twist..... respect
One of the most beautiful tiny homes I've seen profiled on this channel. Refined simplicity centuries old.
Tiny home?
@@bottomratmom7329 xD
In what kind of home do you live that this is tiny?
I love and agree with your final characterization but it has three bathrooms? Did you note the size of the kitchen and living room? The footprint hardly says ‘tiny’?
This was a simply stunning restoration/adaptation to modern while preserving the historical elements. The attention to detail took my breath away. Thank you for sharing this!
I absolutely love how much care went into keeping the integrity and history of the rooms during the renovation. It is so innovative and just stunningly beautiful. I Love these beautiful gems you share with us Kirsten and also by the way , I can`t believe how much your Kiddos have grown. Thanks so much for sharing .
Sometimes I watch the old videos again, even after years. It's then I realized I've been following Kirsten's channel for years.
Wow, seamless connection between the old and the contemporary. Just fantastic!
italian is such beatiful language
I'll take the poorest section of the building any day of the week! I can't imagine what they consider poverty stricken? 😉 The frescoes are stunning and to hear the church bells chime in the distance makes this home a place where I wouldn't mind spending part of my time to be a part of its history. It's simply breathtaking. 💋 Merci Beaucoup!!
This is an amazing home. I would respect it as all art should be. I also love the Italian language, even though I do not speak it.
Your videso are always so calm and pure. No music, no "coming up next ...", no silly repetitions, just admiration of architecture.
Consequently, this is the pieces of the historical building, creating and designs by craftsmen in the past, and apparently to be challenges for industrial artists in the future to come.
Thanks for sharing wonderful the videos.
Their apartment was stunning! Absolutely stunning! It made me reconsider everything I thought I liked.
I love the love to the details in this house
I love italy and italian architecture
And, I love this channel!
Grazie Senori per aver condiviso la tua bellissima casa, che piacere visitarti.
wow, I really loved this. The restoration is incredible with the modern touches of carpentry, plumbing, etc, while respecting the original forms of the structure. Thank you
Thank you for all the time you take to document these amazing designs and ideas. I've been learning alot over the past couple of years.
I love the simple shapes throughout the home. Very pleasing to the eyes.
The balance of old and new and the method of combining them with respect was stunning. It really is the best of both worlds! Well done! Brilliant & beautiful!
Just beautiful. Thank you for exploring and allowing us to see these beautiful properties ...exquisite.
2:55 It is spanish indeed. It says :
"El más ruin puerco come la mejor bellota" that means: "The meanest pig eats the best acorn"
I love spanish proverbs.
Years from now someone will ask their children: WERE YOU RAISED IN A BARN?!?
To which they'll answer: My upbringing was quite...STABLE. :{J
@@rockeyrocket1224 💀. :{
😂😂😭😭
Lol this is funny
Your work is beyond description-Have been following u for yrs.
Thanks Kirsten, and others with you, for these wonderful visits into people's lives which manage to be instructional, inspirational and pleasurable all at the same time. Again, thank you.
Wow! I'm so happy that you have 1M subscribers, you really deserves it. It's you Ms. Kirsten that I fell in love with tiny homes. Cheers from the Philippines 🇵🇭
this was so refreshing.....couldnt stop smiling the whole time! TY KD!
This is probably the most interesting channel on TH-cam
The design is minimal but not austere and the spaces are beautifully cool and calm - bellisimo!
The filming of this is SO well done. I love it.
Beautiful job. Wonderful to see the love and respect for the past
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Truly a beautiful blend of architectural design. This is why I enjoy the videos you post; I always see something unique. Thank you for sharing!
Absolutely beautiful. The old world feel from the arches and columns blend perfectly with the new modern touches added to the home. Kirsten, of all the places you've shown us, this one is now at the top of my favorites list.
Amazing. This channel rocks so much. Humanity is capable of extraordinary things and we need a reminder of this every day.
Amazing how beautiful stable space was back in the day.
LOVE everything about this home. That is all.
How sweet & lovely are this couple; they're warm, sincere and generous ~ So grateful to be in this space and share it alongside other families :D
A delight to explore visually, as I'm sure it was to visit with kids.
Thanks for sharing, Kirsten and a happy, blessed new year to all.
Very clever restoration. Very smart to maintain the infrastructure of the building while modernizing the essentials on the interior. Very well done. Brilliant!
absolutely love the clean lines and design in this place. gives a soothing calm feeling
hpw beaufiful.... so very classic, clean, simple -- uncluttered by 21st century 'living'...
many of us have a need for more, much more
jristen, you have developed a very unique and simple form of story telling & you communicate it so seemlesly - simple cuts editing transition, clean... you've transitioned into 4k videography... but not in a brandishly way.
what are you shooting with?? Sony? canon? red?
It's funny that architecture can be so distinctive you can tell within the first 2 seconds this village couldn't be located anywhere in the U.S.
I grew up nearby and recognised the foggy planes of northern Italy well before they started talking...
Beautiful. Great design. I love his philosophy of respect to the old.
I love how they kept the original features of the giant mansion but made it usable for many people
every video is a dream, thanks kristen to enjoy life watchiing new alternative ideas to our homes ,, regards everyone
Love the spaciousness and the white simplicity!
What a wonderful idea to re-purpose and preserve history!
You make the best videos. I look forward to the next one. Thank you!
There is art in living with less things. I love empty spaces
Interesting. I guess I wonder about not touching the walls to keep it completely original, but at first glance this seems to have impacted how the new residents live. I love the old frescoes but I guess it’s the old conflict between preserving the past and accommodating the present. I’d live there in a minute of course. I might complain that the kitchen appears to be in box. The setting is lovely. This was different....thanks for the tour.
Nearly a million subscribers! Love your work. Thank you for sharing these unique visions that promote individuality.
I would love to live in such a beautiful building. Your videos are so inspirational.
sophistication, class cannot be taught, love the italians.
This video is just, amazing! Arquitectura, interiorismo, estilo de vida adaptado, historia, presente, futuro, anhelos, planes, convivencia, familia, vínculos, simple, necesario, productivo... Que buen uso de los espacio, que buena gestión del edificio. Y me gustó como quedó todo plasmado en tu vídeo.
Che meraviglia ! 👏🫶adore il lavoro degli artigiani ! 🎉
There is so much history in this old castle like place and a work of art! 👍
Love this mixing contemporary with antiques
This is what I’ve dreamed! So fascinating
Hope they are all safe in these hard times for Italy
Wonderfully filmed episode, as usual. Love your films. Love your channel. Thank you for the great content and artistic perspectives.
Semplicemente meravigliosa struttura.
I love this so much! I want to live in a place like this
Waow, this is beautifull, these designers are really awesome. Good taste everywhere :-)
My favorite video!!! wowww perfect video, perfect place!
I love it. The attention to detail is amazing.
I love all your videos amazing work you do
And that it’s a family adventure is pretty neat
I love this! Would be my happy place to live here.
Christ this place is so beautiful
Belissimo! I thought as a Portuguese-BR speaker I'd understand Spanish the most, but no... Italian is much easier and I must tell... more pleasant to the ears.
This place is magical.
I’m Spanish, for me Italian is way easier to understand , but Portuguese is easier to read
Love the garden view!
WOW!
Now that is truly a great restoration! The architect should be proud!
By the way...at the 4:04 mark, the sub-title reads:
*Is it's own room* ...
You do know that *it's* is a contraction for either *it is* or *it has* ...thus, neither one works in this scenario...
The correct word is simply *its* ...
Techo-Tuscan is a style of Minimalism used all over Northern Italy when they renovate old buildings,. Skinny silver lamps always somewhere.
Molto bello da vedere ...grazie 🤝👍 ottimo video!!! Un bel LIKE 👍👏👏👏👏👏
Extraordinary project. Love it so much.
Very beautiful, cozy!
I admire that the woman tries to do gardening to continue her granddad's legacy.
Absolutely gorgeous! I am truly envious.
Yet another really fine video! Thank you.
this is simply gorgeous
Splendide réhabilitation, ils sont forts ces italiens 👍
I'd be curious to see the plans for electrical and plumbing, and footage of the hand fitting of the curves in the fine carpentry
Most probably are running in the floor.. it's pretty common in Italy..
The carpenters must sweat when they saw the lines
How absolutely beautiful
Drop dead gorgeous...!
Dear Kirsten,
Congratulations for 1 million subscribers. 😊👍👍
If only I could visit I'd never leave.
this was done so beautifully