This material focuses on the practical use of the guided configuration option, a process through which you choose the appropriate architectural elements for a restoration or reinterpretation project of a manor house. It is not about a generic package, but about concrete decisions: what type of carved stone columns fit the existing loggias, how to integrate an indoor garden inspired by the Florentine courtyard without altering the original structure, and what are the limits imposed by historical documentation. Each choice has a clear context – from the orientation of the facade to the depth of the arches – and the material explains why some solutions are feasible and others are not, without broad promises or idealizations. The focus remains on practical use, verifiable details, and acknowledging the real constraints of such an endeavor.