I would leave the arms of the chair exposed. It looks as if it was designed that way. Love the new kitchen floor

Next time go to Deruta, Umbria, they have beautiful hand-made majolica ceramics.

Thanks for letting us go crockery shopping it was delightful, as was your hat, loved that. So looking forward to seeing your kitchen finished, sounds a beautiful colour scheme.

What beach did u film the babbel ad on please...it looked gorgeous

What a charming vlog. One of your best! ❤

Love seeing that they had good decaf coffee for you. I too am off caffeine for health reasons and to sleep better. I bet the decaf in Italy is much better than what we get in the US. I really am enjoying your videos of Italy! Thanks so much for sharing your journey in buying and renovating your little home there!

I do love your little village. Spent some time there, last summer, looking at properties. It’s even better in person

I so love your videos. Taking me around Italy which has such beautiful regions. Thank you.

What an amazing amount of content! How this is done in 1 day amazes me! Hats off to all that you and the team have accomplished.

I enjoyed this video, very educational and very important in details about it's part in the history of England.

Thank you Julie 😊 love your vlogs 🥰

Really love these videos! The plates, etc are gorgeous! I would have had tremendous difficulty choosing!

La Presentosa!!

I feel like I need those soap dishes -- they're so pretty!!!!

Tears came to my eyes when listening to Julie read the Hitchenbrook letter. Profoundly emotional, and relatable to many of us, even if our family homes were not historic and palatial properties.

Julie if you tighten your backpack straps the weight will be better distributed on your back and not pull down so much.

Thank you for taking us on this amazing shopping trip, Julie! SO MANY gorgeous ceramics, I would have had an impossible time choosing!

Hello, Julie. I just love watching your adventures in Italy! I grew up in Cary, Illinois, but I now live in Orlando. Hugs from Florida, Lisa.

Castillo seems perfectly wonderful. Lucky you! ❤

Happy you are in warm weather. Oh those views are wonderful. I would indeed feel like a child in a candy store in the porcelain shoppes.

I am from Saudi Arabia, an Arab This year I read real information about ceramics and other things in Tuscany: Firstly, in the past, in the Middle Ages, churches in Europe lacked colorful decorations. Churches were decorated with Arabic ceramics, called ceramic in Italian (Bacino ceramico). Search the Italian Wikipedia and you will find many pictures. - Pisa has above the church a model of an animal with Arabic words written on its body that were taken from the Arabs in Italian, called (Grifone di Pisa). ). - There are two dark-colored columns in the Florence baptistery that are still present. Their origin is Arab and Islamic, adapted from Italian information (Colonne saracene). The colonne "saracene" in porfido, buttino di guerra pisano donato a firenze Sul battistero si trovano alcuni che, indipendentemente dal significato religioso and storico-artistico del monumento, raccontano degli episodi della storia fiorentina minore. Add to the Paradiso port, against the duomo, so there is a colonne in the porfido, if a donation from Pisa in Firenze comes, the ring will be offered to the owner to offer to the account at Lucchesi nel 1117, if you ask for a circle to send the city to the gross port Suo esercito era impegnato nella presa delle Baleari ai Saraceni[17]. Quest colonne, choose one appunto "Saracene", Vennero Scelte nel Bottino di Guerra preso ali Arabi and a lungo positioned Libere Nella Piazza, what a seguito di una rovinosa caduta, che in parte the scalfì (e richiesero i numerosi anelli di rinforzo che ancora si vedono), Vennero poste nella position attuale. We have a very popular view that the whole colon is fossero in grado di smascherare ladri, falsari e traditori; I am Pisani, for non-avvantaggiare troppo the città amica, some rivale, affumicarono the superficie delle colonne privandole del loro potere[18]. That which is said "Fiorentini ciechi and Pisani traditionali" - The idea of ​​alternating colors in marble in the church of Florence. The idea was taken from Pisa, which took the idea from the Arabs, especially Damascus. There are still churches in Tuscany that alternated the two colors in marble from the Middle Ages. Then came the Renaissance, and engineers were influenced by this style. Its name in Italian is (Romanico pisano).

❤❤❤❤just love the Italian videos! Just love the culture and history!

Julie can you please give us the name of the first shop you went to to buy bowls and flatware

I love Italian pottery! I try to pick up whenever I can. Love your choices, will be so charming in your kitchen. The charm is charming!

Julie do you have a cat in Rome, I noticed the kitty litter🐈

What a fantastic video! I discovered a little hamlet to visit, thank you!

No do not like rusty exterior of tub. In 1972 I purchased a similar tub, sanded the exterior and paited it a marvelous cobalt blue.

While I enjoy all of your videos, Julie, this one is especially engaging. Lovely gentleman owner as well. Enjoyed it.

Her name is Consuelo not Consuela.

Hello Julie. It’s never easy choosing plates and those small items, there’s just so many to choose from and they have to be just perfect. I think having little pops of orange and yellow would complement your blue/green kitchen beautifully. Wow that gentleman is amazing! Good old fashioned trust and service. Thank you for sharing your video. Decafe all the way Julie! Hope you have a wonderful week. ❤Zeljka

I vote for 1 or 2 my order as well

Enjoy your. Videos. So Much, but please when you add background music, turn down the volume. It often drowns out your speaking. Thanks.

Love following your journey, I feel like I'm beside you shopping. Thanks to both you and Luke for this video. I expect to love every single one you put out. Such a beautiful little town.

Julie, you really are a born american with a europaean ❤!

Love your videos. Impressive - you mastered the language. The villa and surroundings are stunning. The wallpaper alone … beautiful!

Julie, what a nice lovely video, I love this channel, you showing so much of Italy I love it. Can’t wait for your next one on the kitchen update. Thank you! Petra New York 😀🌹🌞

Bellissimo👌🏽

Even it cost 500000 euros still cheaper than Sydney😂 i am happy to pay €100000

Your Abruzzo sightseeing was very nice and interesting for me. After your visit I will plan a visit there,too. Thanks Julie for the elegant way that's your own nature.❤

Your Abruzzo sightseeing was very nice and interesting for me. After your visit I will plan a visit there,too. Thanks Julie for the elegant way that's your own nature.❤

As an Italian from Rome I enjoyed so much looking at your enthusiasm wherever you were. Your Italian is very nice. Thanks Julia. I was just wondering about your kitchen renovation in your little house in that lovely area. Is it complete or not started yet?❤

As an Italian from Rome I enjoyed so much looking at your enthusiasm wherever you were. Your Italian is very nice. Thanks Julia. I was just wondering about your kitchen renovation in your little house in that lovely area. Is it complete or not started yet?❤

The pottery was beautiful. I want them all. The chicken tabletop settings you purchased are perfect for your little home in Italy. Bravo.

Castillo looks beautiful. The surrounding mountains are spectacular.

I absolutely love, love, loved this!

Love love, love love it love everything you bought🗽🇺🇸

So hard to choose, everything is lovely! Much nicer to buy handmade from local artists

8 euros??!

How lovely to shop for ceramics in an Italian village!

How can you possibly restrain the urge to buy all those beautiful ceramic items?? I would go crazy there!! Thanks for sharing!