In Tuscany, the architecture is timeless, the living is slow, and the landscape looks exactly as Botticelli promised. So when an outdoor space starts craving a little romance, the answer is usually somewhere along that cypress-lined path.
Most of us aren’t planting olive groves anytime soon, but Lulu and Georgia’s mosaic patio rug recalls the terracotta-clad courtyards tucked among them. Warm travertine side tables echo Italy's honeyed landscape, while Pottery Barn’s forged-iron pendants nod to the region's medieval roots overhead. Sun-faded planters and handsome hose pots (nothing punctures an Italian fantasy faster than 50 feet of unruly rubber) complete the illusion of a well-worn palazzo.
