Keith Johnson’s Tuscan Farmhouse Filled with Extraordinary Art & Objects

We’re in Tuscany at the magnificent farmhouse of Keith Johnson and Glen Senk.

Keith—who spent many years as the visionary buyer-at-large for Anthropologie—and Glen, the company’s former CEO, fell in love with this centuries-old home the moment they saw it.

Surrounded by sweeping views of the Italian countryside, Keith has filled the house with extraordinary objects—each one a reflection of his deep appreciation for beauty, craft, and history.

For Keith, objects are never just material things. They carry stories: the soul of the maker, the passion of the collector, and the quiet history of hands that have shaped and cherished them over time.

Outside, the magic continues—charming guest cottages shaded by old chestnut trees, a cinematic pool overlooking rolling hills, and an effortless garden that captures the essence of Tuscan living.

Tuscany has given Keith a new canvas, alive with Italian creativity, where his devotion to beauty blends seamlessly with the country’s enduring artistic heritage.