Many of our guests arrive jetlagged and exhausted, having navigated flight delays, missed connections, and the general chaos of travel.

The weight of our memories, both literal and figurative, is something I wrestle with. What do we keep? What do we pass down?

Keeping warm in a historic home like Casa Campolattaro does require some thoughtful planning - especially since gas and electricity costs

The crew made our experience especially enjoyable and worthwhile.

When we earnestly began our search for a place to buy in Italy, we impulsively sent an email to House Hunters International...

Our recent quest for the perfect antique lion doorknockers was a reminder of the unique considerations that come with a home like this...

Traveling to Lucca with kids? Discover tips for a fun, relaxed family trip that embraces spontaneity and Italy's charming pace!

We received a message from Alicia, a reporter for Fortune Magazine, asking if we’d be willing to speak with her for a story...

Several friends have asked us how we came to decide on Lucca out of all the places in Italy, and the answer goes back to our shared vision.

The electricity in Italy runs on a different voltage—230V compared to the 120V used in the US. This means that your US hairdryer could turn

During our search for a home in Lucca Centro Storico, we found features and quirks that stand in sharp contrast to our experiences in the US

Lucca has a highly effective, albeit sometimes confusing, recycling system. Our "Cheat Sheet" helps make it less overwhelming for guests.

Italian summers can be blisteringly hot, and dealing with the heat is an art that locals have mastered over centuries.

Some hidden secrets of buying a home in Italy, from realtor quirks to cultural nuances.

As we signed the papers for our apartment in Lucca, a sense of responsibility crept in. The idea of leaving our home sitting empty from near

Furnishing our Lucca home from afar turned into an adventure thanks to Tutto Torna Antiques. We gained beautiful antiques and new friendship

While we approached Lucca with cautious optimism, we were also mentally prepared for the possibility of not feeling a connection let alone f

The ball was rolling now and we were invested in the process. Laying down roots in Italy would mean we could be more connected with family,

Gaining dual citizenship opened many doors for our family. Not only could we travel freely, but buying property would be easier.

We bought a home in Italy! If you know us, aside from our love for Italy, this probably comes as somewhat out of character.