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John Ike, Thomas Kligerman, and Joel Barkley speak architectural languages of the past with a sure command of grammar and syntax and a rich vocabulary of form and detail. As designers they build upon what went before to extend the trajectory of architecture.
— Robert A. M. Stern

The signature residential works of Ike Kligerman Barkley Architects bring together historic precedent and contemporary taste with a considered approach to detail, material, and craft. Based in New York and San Francisco, the firm incorporates elements from the great eras and the great practitioners of architecture: the Arts and Crafts movement, Art Deco, Modernism, Colonial Revival, Shingle Style; Sir Edwin Lutyens, Harrie T. Lindeberg, George Howe, Bernard Maybeck, and McKim, Mead & White. Yet ever present is a keen awareness of the modern world, notably in an emphasis on natural light and open views and a responsiveness to the unique qualities of a site.

The twenty-one houses and apartments in this lavishly illustrated volume, the first published on Ike Kligerman Barkley, represent the remarkable breadth of the practice. A cottage in Michigan reveals a comprehensive investigation of craft traditions, while a Hawaiian beach retreat explores the vernacular Polynesian long-house. A sleek Manhattan loft evokes the industrial history of its neighborhood, while an oceanfront villa recalls Carlo Scarpa’s interweaving of past and present. Unusual, even unlikely combinations - an English-influenced Shingle Style house the firm terms “Shinglish,” a Virginia horse farm that draws equally on classical formality and easy rusticity - embody the firm’s sophisticated balance between historic model and modern refinement.

Just as novelists and filmmakers gravitate toward genres that suit the themes they choose to explore, we look for the historic style that represents the best vehicle for the architectural story we wish to tell.
— Ike Kligerman Barkley Architects

In this, their latest book, Mark and Sally Bailey of destination homeware store Baileys Home & Garden turn their attention to homes that are less perfect, more personal, and which possess their very own brand of idiosyncratic, lived-in charm. Imperfect Home embraces the picturesque beauty of peeling paint, vintage fabrics, time-worn colours, handcrafted items, and obscure treasures. But it is also a place where old meets new, and where modern pieces are mixed in to bring vitality, color, and contrast to the interior.

About the Authors:

The Baileys’ style has been evolving for over 25 years in their home and business, which includes a large showroom and shop in Herefordshire. They live near Ross-on-Wye.

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Kempinski Hotels

Diplomatic Suite of Kempinski Hotel Suzhou ————————————20
Bay Suite of Kempinski Hotel Sanya———————————————— 26
Presidential Suite of Kempinski Hotel Wuxi ————————————————30

Marriott International Inc. Hotels

Presidential Suite of Marriott Beijing Northeast  ————————————————38
Presidential Suite of JW Marriott Hotel Shenzhen ———————————————— 46
Presidential Suite of Hong Kong SkyCity Marriott Hotel ———————————————— 52

Ritz-Carlton Hotels & Resorts

Presidential Suite of The Portman Ritz Carlton, Shanghai  ————————————————58
Presidential Suite of The Ritz-Carlton, Guangzhou ———————————————— 66
Three Bedroom Ocean Front Villa of The Ritz-Carlton, Sanya  ————————————————74
The Ritz-Carlton Suite of The Ritz-Carlton, Shenzhen ———————————————— 78

Hilton Hotels Corporation

Presidential Suite of Hilton Sanya Resort & Spa ———————————————— 84
Penthouse Suite of the Hilton Beijing Wangfujing————————————————  88
Imperial Suite of Hilton Beijing Hotel ———————————————— 96
Doubletree Presidential Suite ———————————————— 100

Sofitel Hotels & Resorts

Juyi Suite of Sofitel Wanda Hotel Beijing ———————————————— 108
Imperial Suite of Sofitel Shanghai Sheshan Oriental ———————————————— 114
Shangri-La Hotels & Resorts
Presidential Suite of Shangri-La Hotel, Guangzhou ———————————————— 122
Presidential Suite of Futian Shangri-La, Shenzhen ———————————————— 130

InterContinental Hotels Group

Presidential Suite of Crowne Plaza Sun Palace Beijing ———————————————— 138
Presidential Suite of Crown Towers at City of Dreams ———————————————— 144
Presidential Suite of InterContinental Shenzhen  ————————————————152
Presidential Suite of InterContinental Huizhou Resort  ————————————————158
Two-bedroom Presidential Suite of Altira Macau————————————————  166

Kerzner International Holdings Limited

Suites of Atlantis, The Palm in Dubai  ————————————————176
Suites of The Cove Atlantis on Paradise Island, in The Bahamas ———————————————— 182

Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

Duplex Pool Villa in Mandarin Oriental, Sanya ———————————————— 190

Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts

Presidential Suite of Four Seasons Hotel Macao, Cotai Strip ———————————————— 200

Langham Hotels International

Art Deco Rooms of the Langham Yantze Boutique Hotel Shanghai  ————————————————208
Per Aquum Retreats • Resorts • Residences
Pool Villa of Desert Palm, Dubai  ————————————————214

Hyatt Hotels Corporation

President Suite of Hyatt Regency Hong Kong, Sha Tin ———————————————— 224
Presidential Suite of Grand Hyatt Guangzhou ———————————————— 228

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc

Extreme WOW Suite of W Doha Hotel & Residences ———————————————— 238
Presidential Suite of Four Points by Sheraton Guangzhou, Dongpu ———————————————— 244
Presidential Suite of Sheraton Shunde Hotel ———————————————— 250
Presidential Suite of The WestinЈ¬Guangzhou ———————————————— 254

Other Hotels

The Florence Suite of Paiza Club ———————————————— 264
Emperor Suite of The Regent Beijing ———————————————— 270
Presidential Suite of Legendale Hotel Beijing ———————————————— 276
Presidential Suite of Beijing Bohao Radegast Hotel ———————————————— 282
Rock Star Suite of Hard Rock Hotel at City of Dreams ———————————————— 288
Villa Suite of MGM GRAND Macau———————————————— 294
Pudi Suite of Pudi Boutique Hotel Shanghai ———————————————— 298
Presidential Suite of The Oterra Hotel, Bangalore, India———————————————— 308

Communal living, intergenerational living, living for families, handicap-accessible living, living and working, living and leisure time – the wide variety of current demands is shaping future concepts in housing, which will have to do justice to the needs of our increasingly multilayered society. The examples in this new volume in the In Detail series are correspondingly diverse. From the demand for stroller- and wheelchairaccessible housing through facilities that accommodate the needs of senior citizens all the way to the modernization of existing buildings, the selection of projects offers a panoramic overview.

Organized thematically, In Detail: Integrated Housing highlights a variety of well-defined topics, such as handicap-accessibility and flexibility of use, and presents them together with explanatory technical articles and examples of realized projects. In closing, it provides addresses of information centers and associations as well as sources of additional information.

Architecture is defined by its materials and surfaces. Not infrequently, it is their look and feel that determine whether a project succeeds or fails. For this reason, it is crucially important that planners choose the right materials and use them correctly, a task that is especially challenging today, when they are confronted with an almost dizzying variety of design possibilities and almost unlimited industrial production techniques.

In Detail: Materials for Interiors provides detailed and specific information on the use of appropriate materials in interior design. The book leads off with an overview of the range of available products for interior design, including large-format photographs of each material and interiors that use them. This is followed by detailed discussions of relevant aspects and production methods of the individual material groups, including selected examples. The processing of the materials is illustrated by production photographs from the construction site and numerous detail drawings. In the accompanying texts, expert planners who specialize in the various materials share their practical knowledge of how to use them. The technical articles and example projects focus on the surface of the material and how it is produced or comes to be and contain corresponding decision support for planners. Additional technical information on the materials used and a list of manufacturer and vendor addresses round out the volume.

In House celebrates some of the world’s most striking and eccentric rooms, beautifully captured by Derry Moore, the 12th Earl of Drogheda and a regular contributor to Architectural Digest and Nest magazines, who for nearly thirty-five years has inimitably photographed unique, style-setting houses. Richly diverse in style and period, what these extraordinary interiors share is an eccentricity and a commitment to decorative aesthetics that has singled them out in the eyes of the world’s most discerning arbiters of taste.

From an airy and colorful Moroccan palace to an austere but whimsical Scottish castle; from an Art Deco masterpiece in Jodhpur to Alphonse Mucha’s cluttered apartment in Prague; and from the museumlike home of one of London’s most macabre collectors to the extravagant remnants of Madrid’s aristocratic heritage, Moore reveals his impeccable taste and unrivaled eye for light in some of the most surprising and original rooms in the world.

Each of the houses is accompanied by a commentary by noted architecture and interior design writer Mitchell Owens, and each is uniquely laid out in sympathy with its character by award-winning graphic designer Jonathan Barnbrook. Together, their vision has produced a testament both to extraordinary interior design and to the unique eye of a master of interior photography.

An appealing approach to creating elegant, worldly interiors that are rooted in the comforts of home. Interior designer Timothy Whealon is beloved for his accessible style, his seamless blend of classic and modern influences, and his skillful use of artwork and antiques, thanks to an extensive knowledge of fine and decorative arts. Whealon’s design philosophy finds its roots in classicism; however, he approaches each project with a fresh, twenty-first-century eye that makes it both modern and timeless. He doesn’t believe in interiors that look “decorated,” as if everything has been done at once. Rather, he layers items from different periods and cultures, artfully mixing the pristine and the patinated.  

This book is the first to showcase Whealon’s interiors, from an airy New York penthouse to a gracious Mediterranean-style villa to a casual beach cottage. Whether urban or rural, grand or intimate, each project exhibits classicism alongside comfort, careful attention to detail, and undeniable appeal. Many of the projects included have been newly photographed for this book, and each is a testament to Whealon’s exquisite taste and understanding of how people live today.

About the Author:

Timothy Whealon specializes in high-end interior design with a focus on fine and decorative arts. His work has been published in Elle Decor, House Beautiful, Veranda, Architectural Digest, the New York Times, and numerous books. A founding editor of the New York Times Styles section, journalist Dan Shaw has cowritten several books, including Mary McDonald: Interiors and The Age of Elegance: Interiors by Alex Papachristidis.

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San Francisco is famous for its distinctive and well-preserved Victorian architecture. Victorian architectural historian and longtime SF resident Randolph Delehanty and photographer Richard Sexton provide a pictorial and historical overview of this timeless look. In the Victorian Style traces the development of Victorian architecture - influenced by both aesthetic trends and new advances in building technology - as well as the history of the city's street plan development, building trends, and parks. The book also offers a rare tour of the traditional Victorian interior, room by room, including not only grand halls, parlours, and dining rooms, but also rarely seen details such as kitchens, pantries, and bathrooms. With over 150 color photographs, this informative historical guide is a must for tourists and Victorian lovers, as well as architects, designers, and decorators.

Modern India flourishes its hybrid international culture, informed by its past yet transcending it. 'New Indian chic' is everywhere, from cuisine to fashion to film, not to mention yoga and ayurveda.

This book is an intimate exploration of the private homes of those at the forefront of the new approach to decoration and design. Here are interiors by Indians for Indians; by Indians for foreigners; by foreigners for foreigners and by foreigners for Indians – radically modern, allusively traditional, distinctively stylish.

Henry Wilson, whose perceptive photographs have done so much to bring the variety of India to the attention of the West, shows how the exotic combines with the international through a uniquely Indian sensibility.

The sights, smells and sounds of India draw legions of travellers every year in awe of the changing terrain and countryside, but to truly experience the range and diversity of this huge country one needs to gaze into the many, spectacular residences, as rich and eclectic as the landscape that surrounds them. Indian Interiors provides a longing glimpse into these exotic abodes. India's visual culture is ruled by bright colours, religious decoration and the unrelenting heat of the sun, and designers have responded to this challenge in many ways over the centuries. With this book as guide, you can wander into the restored splendour of ancient Maharajas' palaces, enjoy living in houseboats on the lotus-covered lakes of Kashmir, or cool off in imposing colonial buildings built for British rulers wilting in the tropical heat. This is truly a world of contrasts, as we move from simple but beautifully hand-painted tribal huts to the L.A. influenced home of a Hollywood star, from a Buddhist house in Ladakh to the most original house designed in India by Le Corbusier. All the interiors here are lavishly photographed and documented.

In the early 1900s, American entrepreneur Marshall Burns Lloyd invented a particular type of loom that was able to weave twisted paper, reinforced with steel, into a woven fabric that could be used to make furniture. Today, as a traditional manufacturer, Lloyd Loom continues to make furniture in the same way they did eighty-five years ago. They still use the same loom, the same twisted paper and produce many of the traditional chair designs. They supply furniture to boutique hotels, architects, interior designers and cruise liners - to name but a few.
Indoors Outdoors provides an historical overview of Lloyd Loom and the high-quality production process. Beautiful photography illustrates stunning furniture combinations for indoors and outdoors.

310 color & 34 b/w color photos

Art Deco brings to mind a glamorous era of brilliant architecture, striking interior design, elegant furniture, and superb objets d'art. The term evokes an era of the 1920s and 1930s that prized elegant design elements combined with exotic materials, subtle colors, and the finest workmanship.

The superb private interiors of Venice are revealed in this lavishly photographed book.

This gorgeously photographed journey through entrancingly beautiful Venetian interiors is sure to appeal to Venice’s many admirers interested in the elegance and refinement of classical Old World interior design. The private properties featured in this handsome volume are not accessible to the public and most are published here for the first time.

The book is a luxurious presentation of the hidden architectural and interior design treasures of Venice, ranging from historical ninth-century buildings to contemporary renovations that blend old and new. Seventy-two properties, each photographed exclusively for the book, are profiled — mainly private apartments and palazzos, along with some churches, hotels, and other public spaces that those interested in interiors will find inspiring.

Author and preservation expert Toto Bergamo Rossi personally selected each property for inclusion based on his detailed field knowledge gained over many years as director of the Venetian Heritage Foundation, whose mission is to safeguard Venetian cultural heritage as manifested in architecture, music, and fine art.

About the Author:

Francesco "Toto" Bergamo Rossi has been the head of the Venetian Heritage Foundation since 2010.
Jean-François Jaussaud has photographed interiors for Elle Décor, Vogue, Marie-Claire, and The New York Times, among other publications.
James Ivory is cofounder of Merchant Ivory Productions and winner of several Academy Awards for such iconic films as Howard’s End, A Room with a View, and The Remains of the Day, which was nominated for eight Academy Awards.

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Dedicated to the design elements of light, colour, glass and textiles, this volume features approximately 60 impressively designed rooms. The book presents the interiors through extensive illustrations, with a wealth of details that are a source of inspiration for the reader. The use of colour and light plays an important role in the overall impact of a room. Innovative materials, such as synthetics with different transparencies and innovative light installations have had a lasting effect on interior design efforts of recent years. The second volume of the Inside series again presents exciting interiors that appeal to all senses and create innovative room ambiences.