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Give walls an ethereal transformation with marble. Give your walls a textured look, creating a designer loft vibe with minimal effort. Modern and warm, capture a designer look in minutes. Color: Off - White. Material: Paper.

Simple yet statement making, this is sure to catch the eye of everyone who enters your home. This graceful geometric pattern creates a designer look with minimal effort. Modern yet timeless, create an elegant room technology. Bring motion and luxurious finishes to your walls and living. Color: Light Grey. Material: Paper.

Give walls an ethereal transformation with marble. Give your walls a textured look, creating a designer loft vibe with minimal effort. Modern and warm, capture a designer look in minutes. Color: Beige. Material: Paper.

Simple yet statement making, this is sure to catch the eye of everyone who enters your home. This graceful geometric pattern creates a designer look with minimal effort. Modern yet timeless, create an elegant room technology. Bring motion and luxurious finishes to your walls and living. Color: Beige. Material: Paper.

Simple yet statement making, this is sure to catch the eye of everyone who enters your home. This graceful geometric pattern creates a designer look with minimal effort. Modern yet timeless, create an elegant room technology. Bring motion and luxurious finishes to your walls and living. Color: Grey & Beige. Material: Paper.

Simple yet statement making, this is sure to catch the eye of everyone who enters your home. This graceful geometric pattern creates a designer look with minimal effort. Modern yet timeless, create an elegant room technology. Bring motion and luxurious finishes to your walls and living. Color: Green & Beige. Material: Paper.

Give walls an ethereal transformation with marble. Give your walls a textured look, creating a designer loft vibe with minimal effort. Modern and warm, capture a designer look in minutes. Color: Cream. Material: Paper.

Simple yet statement making, this is sure to catch the eye of everyone who enters your home. This graceful geometric pattern creates a designer look with minimal effort. Modern yet timeless, create an elegant room technology. Bring motion and luxurious finishes to your walls and living. Color: Brown & Beige. Material: Paper.

Damask patterns have been the piece de resistance for interior designers since their debut among French royalty in the 14thcentury. Today, the regal charm remains and we've added metallic shimmer and a flocked texture for an old-world look of luxury. This unique wallpaper pattern offers a traditional style with a twist. Influenced by the rich colors and textures of classic textiles, this print will introduce a comfortable and current approach to design in your interior space. Color: Soft Brown & Beige.

Damask patterns have been the piece de resistance for interior designers since their debut among French royalty in the 14thcentury. Today, the regal charm remains and we've added metallic shimmer and a flocked texture for an old-world look of luxury. This unique wallpaper pattern offers a traditional style with a twist. Influenced by the rich colors and textures of classic textiles, this print will introduce a comfortable and current approach to design in your interior space. Color: Beige & Gold.

Damask patterns have been the piece de resistance for interior designers since their debut among French royalty in the 14thcentury. Today, the regal charm remains and we've added metallic shimmer and a flocked texture for an old-world look of luxury. This unique wallpaper pattern offers a traditional style with a twist. Influenced by the rich colors and textures of classic textiles, this print will introduce a comfortable and current approach to design in your interior space. Color: Cream.

It has been called the twentieth century's most beautiful house. Isolated ?at the tip of a craggy promontory on the Italian island of Capri, Casa?Malaparte has captivated modern architects and designers with the graceful power?of its lines and the drama of its setting...the stuccoed,?Pompeian red box appears to have grown straight out of the rock.?Its remoteness adds to its dreamy allure. Its simple shape?belies its assertive, sculptural presence."–Michael McDonough??This handsome book is the first in-depth examination of the Casa?Malaparte. Through original correspondence, plans, and drawings, Marida?Talamona uncovers written and graphic evidence attributing the house's?design to the client (writer Curzio Malaparte) rather than the architect?(Adalberto Libera). The book includes archival and current photographs and?new drawings, as well as an introduction by Giorgio Ciucci.

Pierre Sauvage, designer of luxury homewares and interiors, brings the reader inside his French homes—both urban and country—providing inspiration and advice for creating effortlessly elegant interiors and garden spaces.   Against the backdrop of his exceptional homes in France, Pierre Sauvage—owner and art director of Casa Lopez, the legendary Parisian housewares firm whose stylish furnishings feature exceptional handicraft produced in France, Spain, Italy, and Portugal—showcases his very personal and contemporary style of decorating and entertaining. His striking use of color and textures sets the tone for each room and serves as a counterpoint to his playful matchings of materials and patterns, which work equally well in his Parisian apartment, rustic farmhouse in Normandy, and stone summer home in Provence. With discriminating taste, Sauvage pairs modern furniture with singular antiques. From bold interiors to elegant outdoor spaces, each home is infused with his connoisseur’s eye for refined details.   Stunning photography commissioned for this book under Sauvage’s art direction provides inspiration for interiors that exude a charm and elegance that is decidedly contemporary, yet conveys the timeless allure of a home that has been passed down over generations. A dozen recipes for entertaining with style complete the volume.

San Miguel de Allende, one of the prettiest destinations in Mexico, has become a fabulous source for stylish decorating ideas as many international designers are flocking to this artistic mecca. Acclaimed architectural photographer Tim Street-Porter and style writer Annie Kelly take us on an insider’s tour, from stately rural haciendas and villas to renovated colonial townhouses. Featured are more than 250 glorious photographs of residences that show a blending of local crafts and handiwork with antiques and contemporary furnishings. Beautiful outdoor entertaining and garden areas enliven many of the houses. With a foreword by Jorge Almada of Casamidy, a design company based in San Miguel, Casa San Miguel is a unique inspirational design resource. It provides a vicarious look at daily life in this picturesque Mexican town that is attracting many international trendsetters.

In their third book, authors/designers Karen Witynski and Joe P. Carr forage through the mountains of Mexico and the deserts of the American Southwest in celebration of the strength and wonder of adobe design style. From its humble beginnings to its present-day renaissance, Casa Adobe unearths the homes, haciendas, and holiday getaways that have blended handcrafted details, natural materials, and cross-cultural furnishings to express the elegant simplicity of adobe living. Stunning photographs reveal the textures of both traditional and modern homes and the unique marriages between adobe's ancient simplicity and homeowners' eclectic global treasures. The interior design elements-hand-wrought iron chandeliers, punched tin and copper sconces, painted Mexican-country furniture, early American antiques, Navajo textiles, African folk art, contemporary paintings, New Mexican retablos and Pueblo pottery-are at happy communion inside the comfortable surrounds of adobe. Award-winning authors of The New Hacienda and Mexican Country Style Karen Witynski and Joe P. Carr were awarded the spring 2000 Pluma de Plata (Silver Pen) from Mexico's Ministry of Tourism. They have been at the forefront of the Mexican design movement for over twenty-five years as designers, importers, and antique dealers. Based in Austin, Texas, Witynski and Carr are the owners of Texture Antiques, a gallery specializing in Mexican furniture, architectural elements, contemporary art, and accents. Individually, Witynski writes on home and garden design for national publications, including This Old House magazine, and Carr designs furniture from recycled Mexican wood. Together, they divide their time between their Austin, Texas home and the Yucatan Hacienda. a> Please visit the author's website for more information on this wonderful book.

Luscious, full-page color photos (by Ignacio Urquiza) showcase distinctive architectural details of houses in various regions of Mexico. Colle's text is minimal. Intended as a source of inspiration for architects and designers. No scholarly trappings. 9.5x12.5" Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

It has been called the twentieth century's most beautiful house. Isolated ?at the tip of a craggy promontory on the Italian island of Capri, Casa?Malaparte has captivated modern architects and designers with the graceful power?of its lines and the drama of its setting...the stuccoed,?Pompeian red box appears to have grown straight out of the rock.?Its remoteness adds to its dreamy allure. Its simple shape?belies its assertive, sculptural presence."–Michael McDonough??This handsome book is the first in-depth examination of the Casa?Malaparte. Through original correspondence, plans, and drawings, Marida?Talamona uncovers written and graphic evidence attributing the house's?design to the client (writer Curzio Malaparte) rather than the architect?(Adalberto Libera). The book includes archival and current photographs and?new drawings, as well as an introduction by Giorgio Ciucci.

First time in paperback. Authors/designers Karen Witynski and Joe P. Carr forage through the mountains of Mexico and the deserts of the American Southwest in celebration of the strength and wonder of adobe design style. From its humble beginnings to its present-day renaissance, Casa Adobe unearths the homes, haciendas, and holiday getaways that have blended handcrafted details, natural materials, and cross-cultural furnishings to express the elegant simplicity of adobe living. Stunning photographs reveal the textures of both traditional and modern homes and the unique marriages between adobe's ancient simplicity and homeowners' eclectic global treasures. The interior design elements-hand-wrought iron chandeliers, punched tin and copper sconces, painted Mexican-country furniture, early American antiques, Navajo textiles, African folk art, contemporary paintings, New Mexican retablos, and Pueblo pottery-are at happy communion inside the comfortable surrounds of adobe.

Pierre Sauvage, designer of luxury homewares and interiors, brings the reader inside his French homes—both urban and country—providing inspiration and advice for creating effortlessly elegant interiors and garden spaces.   Against the backdrop of his exceptional homes in France, Pierre Sauvage—owner and art director of Casa Lopez, the legendary Parisian housewares firm whose stylish furnishings feature exceptional handicraft produced in France, Spain, Italy, and Portugal—showcases his very personal and contemporary style of decorating and entertaining. His striking use of color and textures sets the tone for each room and serves as a counterpoint to his playful matchings of materials and patterns, which work equally well in his Parisian apartment, rustic farmhouse in Normandy, and stone summer home in Provence. With discriminating taste, Sauvage pairs modern furniture with singular antiques. From bold interiors to elegant outdoor spaces, each home is infused with his connoisseur’s eye for refined details.   Stunning photography commissioned for this book under Sauvage’s art direction provides inspiration for interiors that exude a charm and elegance that is decidedly contemporary, yet conveys the timeless allure of a home that has been passed down over generations. A dozen recipes for entertaining with style complete the volume.

A monograph on the Catalan Spanish artist and graphic designer Ramon Casas (1866-1932.) Texts by Jose Maria Faerna Garcia-Bermejo. Unpaginated [64 pages]; 47 color plates + 9 b&w text illustrations; 9.75 x 12.5 inches. Text in Spanish. List of plates, bibliography.