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sneak peek: dana frigerio Five years ago, garden designer Dana Frigerio, her architect husband and the family cat moved into this 1914 home located in the village of Blevio, right on the shores of Lake Como, Italy. The home is opposite the famous Grand Hotel Villa d’Este, and it had special significance for Dana, as it was once her grandmother’s house. The antique furniture that originally belonged to her grandmother was the starting point for the home’s design. Dana brought modern elements, such as the newly renovated kitchen, into the mix, and the result is a home with a past that functions for the family’s present. Thanks, Dana! Special thanks to Cristiano Ostinelli for the lovely photos. — Amy Azzarito Image above: The dining room is furnished with antiques from my grandmother, which date back to the end of the 19th century. Image above: This Chinese cabinet is used as our bar. The rest of Dana’s home tour continues after the jump! Image above: The paper notes chandelier is by Ingo Maurer.