If we were single, this would be our general game plan: Outfit our home to look like a villa in the Italian countryside, exclusively don belted midi dresses, and do our best Diana-Lane-circa-early-aughts impression in hopes that it was enough to manifest a hunky Italian beau, à la 2003’s Under the Tuscan Sun, with whom we would have a brief but memorable love affair. Local home stores and showrooms can’t help you with the last bits, but they can supply you with wrought-iron bistro sets, woven furnishings, and other rustic accents evocative of the rolling hills and romantic allure of Tuscany. Surely a meet-cute worthy of a big-screen rom-com can’t be far away?
“Catalina” Birdbath, $1,650 at Coco &Dash
Formations “Bed Rock” vase, find to the trade or at Culp Associates
Gregorius Pineo “Pascal” Composite Stone Table, find to the trade or at Culp Associates
Oil Dispenser, $45 at Blue Print
Shell Picture Frames, $750 at Jan Showers & Associates
Shell-encrusted details allude to the mountainous region’s many grottos.
Vintage Bistro Set, $6,500 at Coco & Dash
Vintage Draped Metal Console Table, $5,800 for two at Nick Brock & Company
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Jessica Otte is the executive editor of D Home and D Weddings. In 2006, she helped launch D CEO as…
