Книги по дизайну интерьеров

Contents:
Neo-classical Style
B-type in No.1Hairvn Park Road Fuzhou
Paris Metropolis
Villa in Jiulong No.1，Hangzhou
Shanghai Westwood
Sample House of Villa in Changping Vanke City
Triumphant
Sample House of M1-type Villa in The Wonder City，Shonde
C-type Sample House in Zhongyuan Mingdu

Neo-Chinese Style
Chengdu Phoenix City
2#Sample House in Ji,Nan Zhongqi Tashan
Ji,Nan Zhongqi Tashan Villa
A1-type Sample House in Vanke Jinyu Dongjun
T6-102 Villa in Shenzhen CiticMangrove Bay
Sample House of T1 Villa in Jiuding Seashore Imperial Garden
F-type Sample House in Chengdu Splendid City

Mixed Style
Wenqing Gubei
Wenzhou Jinxiu Mingyuan
A01 Sample House in Guangzhou Huabiao Pinfeng
Fontainebleau
4B-type Sample House in Shenyang Xianhu International Villa
Sample House in Crystal City
A-type Sample House in Building F of Shenzhen Emperor Harbor
Kensington House Kensington

Southeast Asian Style
The View Point
Brooky Hills
Eight Thronglor Residence Eight Thronglor
L1A-type Villa in The Wonder City，Shunde

European And American Style
Sample House of F-type Villa in Seaside Peninsula
Civicmoom Resort
C-type Sample House in Section A of Summer Palace Golf Chateau

Modern Style
Deya Building
Nanjing Shanshui Yunfang
The Villa in Chengdu Jade City
B-type Sample House in Building F of Emperor Bay
Soul Harbor
Lee’s Residence in Zhonghai Wanjin Haoyuan Foshan
B-Type Sample House In Building 7 of Tianan Golf Long Garden
06 Sample House In Building 1 of Starry Winking
06 Sample House In Building 2 of Starry Winking
02 Sample Hovse In Building 3 of Starry Winking
B-Type Sample House In Section A of Summer Palace Golf Chateau
E-Type Sample House In Chengdu Splendid City
One Beacon Hill
B-Type House In Zhongyuan Mingdu
My Dream House
Yh Residence In Tateshina Kogen, Japan
Cheung’S Residence

Spanish interior design has been influenced over the centuries by a multitude of styles, which have contributed to a variegated but specific interior design culture. Such a rich heritage does not just represent an opportunity for contemporary interior designers and designers: it poses a real challenge for them.

This volume shows the results of this creative potential, which characterizes the Spanish interior design of today – a collection of different ideas, concepts and styles. The best projects are on display from different categories, from living and work settings, to restaurants, hotels, commercial and cultural spaces.

From the contents:

_InDret office in Barcelona (Francesc Rifé)
_La Terraza del Casino in Madrid (Hayon Studio)
_House in a former barn in the Alt Empordà (Habitan Arquitectos)
_Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Barcelona (OAB)
_Pharmacy in La Puebla 15 in Palencia (Buj+Cólón Arquitectos)

Spain is a country as extraordinarily diverse in its architecture as it is in its landscape. Ranging from the lush green Pyrenees to the arid vineyards of La Rioja, and from traditional Andalucian haciendas to the creative hive of contemporary trends in Catalonia, Spanish Style provides a luxurious, often dramatic tour of 23 hand-picked homes and boutique hotels across the country, showcasing a superb array of design ideas. Kate Hill’s expressive text captures inspirational spaces as varied as Frank Gehry’s landmark hotel for the Marqués de Riscal winery and the tiny family cabañaof artist Moisés Tibau, while Tim Clinch’s photographs reveal a treasure-trove of textures and colours, where blue-washed ceilings and blood-red tiles contrast with brocade-darkened rooms burnished with shuttered sunlight.This dazzling sourcebook will appeal to all lovers of Spain, interior design professionals and anyone seeking an armchair escape to this fascinating land. 

Presents a rich and inspirational variety of interior design styles

The sheer size of the 58 spectacular contemporary homes included in this book is striking. Via the different projects, extensively illustrated with plans, sketches and texts accompanying the photographs of both indoor and outdoor features, the reader will discover in these houses unquestionable architectural gems which boast fascinating structural elements and transmit tantalising visual sensations.

The first book to examine the many ways this beautiful stone can be incorporated into a home environment, describing the unique nature of marble and the leading role it plays in the best of interior design today.

For spectacular drama, fabulous luxury, or simply the warm glow of organic textures, colors, and patterns, marble is like no other natural material. Marble has been favored by architects and designers for millennia, and as this book attests, the love affair with marble continues today. Featured are rooms showcasing marble by many of the world's most prominent decorators, including Kelly Wearstler, Vincente Wolf, Juan Pablo Molyneux, Bjarke Ingels, Ryan Korban, Martyn Lawrence Bullard, Robert Kime, the Haas Brothers, and Joseph Dirand, among many others.

This is the first book that explores the many ways marble can bring color, pattern, and warmth to the home, as well as the vast array of beautiful types of marble that are available. It is a hugely popular material for home kitchens and bathrooms in particular, but it also is incorporated in outdoor patio spaces, hallways, and stairwells, even living rooms. All are featured here in gorgeous images, providing new inspiration for design lovers.

About the Author:

Karen Pearse is a marble expert and founder of Karen Pearse Direct, the foremost international purveyor of stone and marble for private and commercial spaces. Massimo Ferragamo is chairman of Ferragamo USA.

Illustrations: over 350 color photos

Sri Lanka Style showcases over 30 of the finest traditional and modern dwellings in Sri Lanka, from private homes to retreats and resorts, all designed by the island's most creative architects and interior designers including some by the world-renowned architect Geoffrey Bawa that have never been seen before. These houses demonstrate the essentials of the Sri Lankan lifestyle-spaces open to the environment and the natural use of space and decor-and contribute to a palpable sense of peace and discipline. In addition, there are practical design ideas that can be applied to any tropical locale.

Stair Design brings together more than seventy recent projects from all over the world, which respond to highly diverse needs: from just a few steps compensating the changing level in a loft, to never-ending staircases that rise up the facade of a skyscraper. Included in each section and classified according to their public or private use are numerous examples of stairs built from the most commonly used materials; wood, metal, re-enforced concrete and glass, or a combination of these, often used to maximize the design's efficiency.

A swell as the wide-ranging sample of typologies and materials, Stair Design offers a selection of creative solutions for elements such as banisters or lighting, which are fundamental as the steps themselves.

The past decade has seen an explosion in the number of boutique hotels the world over.

Through clever branding and unique interiors, they capture our dreams and yearnings, providing refuge for vacationers and weary business travelers alike. No longer satisfied with the trappings of yesteryear, today's visitors require more - places that speak to their sense of self or aesthetic leanings.

Hotel Branding features some of the most brilliant brand strategies of recent years - campaigns that integrate mission with material expression. Featuring NoMad, Hudson New York & Wanderlust.

The first book from renowned New York–based designer Steven Gambrel showcases his bold and innovative designs.

Featuring 10 individual residences photographed by Eric Piasecki, Steven Gambrel illustrates the designer’s fresh approach to color and composition in creating spaces that reflect, support, and enhance the lifestyles of today while at the same time embracing the history of each individual home.

From Manhattan townhouses and apartments to beachside retreats in the Hamptons, Gambrel has a passion for timeless and unique interiors that allow him to design a backdrop for individual and changing lives.

The photographs and accompanying text, written by Gambrel himself, reveal the inside stories behind stunning interiors that feature his signature mix of the modern and the traditional, and give the reader a window into his unique inspirations and design point of view.

More than 125 gorgeous photographs showcase the beauty of award-winning stonemason Lew French's work in eight different homes, illustrating how rounded fieldstone, gray slate, rough granite, and even curvy driftwood can be incorporated into stunning pieces of functional art. French provides charming narration for each project: how an idea came to be; how a stone-splitting technique is executed; even how one of his most difficult pieces, a three-year-long project, was saved from ruin the day it was completed. With its contemporary hearths of rustic slate, sculptured walls of both great granite slabs as well as stacked and rounded fieldstones, Stone By Design: The Artistry of Lew French will inspire design lovers to incorporate this material in home interiors and exteriors, whether as an artful writer's studio, a playful fireplace, or a carefully crafted garden pathway. More than just a stunning tribute to the work of Lew French and his unique vision and craft, this book celebrates both the function and form of stone. It's the perfect inspiration for anyone interested in adding the beauty of stone to their home or landscape.

Featuring stunning color photography, Stone Designs for the Home explores the work of one of the finest stonemasons practicing today, John T. Morris, who employs the traditional art form of hand-chiseled masonry. Journey through eight properties where Morris's exceptional work abounds while exploring his approach, thought processes, and philosophy behind the stunning art he creates in stone. Filled with a variety of native stones in exterior and interior projects, Stone Artistry for the Home Focuses on utilizing raw stone, masonry, and environmental elements.

Stone Houses: Traditional Homes of Pennsylvania’s Bucks County and Brandywine Valley is a unique presentation of beloved building traditions in one of the most charming and historically significant regions in the nation. Houses, barns, and outbuildings dating from the colonial and Federal periods, built with local stone predominantly in an English Cotswold vernacular style, represent a form that has become popular across the nation.

Geoffrey Gross’s stunning photographs document a remarkable collection of early buildings, including the John Chad House (circa 1720), Peter Wentz Farmstead (circa 1758), and Buckingham Friends Meeting House (1768), as well as more recent designs, in part inspired by such traditional homes, by architects R. Brognard Okie, G. Edwin Brumbaugh, and John D. Milner. Part of the original Pennsylvania Colony founded in March of 1681 by William Penn, the region encompassing Bucks County and the Brandywine Valley is important not only for its history as an early English settlement in the New World, but also for its role as a crucial site in the struggle for American independence.

The evidence for this is obvious in the story of its houses. Some notable examples include the Thompson-Neely House at Washington Crossing, in which, it is said, Washington’s officers were billeted during the famous night of his crossing of the Delaware, and Pennsbury Manor, the reconstructed home of William Penn. With its authoritative text and exquisite full-color photography, Stone Houses is a beautiful record of a historically rich regional building tradition.

Each volume in this new series focuses on one of the key factors that play a role in decoration - Color, Storage, Accessories, Lighting, Flooring & Materials or on different kinds of houses or spaces - rooms for fun, rooms for kids or urban apartments. The full colour photographs, accompanied by descriptive captions.