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So you love sushi, sleep on a futon, drink green tea—why not take your Nippon-adoration one step further by infusing your surroundings with a few Japanese touches? The best place to start is this look book bursting with full-page color photographs of apartments, houses, and hotels throughout the city. Whether it`s a high-rise apartment overlooking Tokyo, a boutique hotel, or a house made of fiberglass, each dwelling herein will awaken the Japanese spirit within you. For a real treat, why not sip a sake while you peruse the pages?
Highlights include:
• Plastic House by Kengo Kuma
• Professor Nakamura's version of a Japanese literati retreat
• Natural Stripes House by Masaki Endoh
• Lost in Translation hotel Park Hyatt by Kenzo Tange
In an age when houses exhibiting unchecked exuberance, high drama, or conspicuous luxury get all the attention, leading interior designer Tom Scheerer has cultivated a more restrained brand of chic, a look he modestly describes as “cheerful” and “no nonsense.” But it is so much more. In Manhattan apartments, Brooklyn brownstones, Bahamian seaside cottages, and Maine country houses, Scheerer creates rooms that are crisp, confident, classic, and unfailingly correct, but also visually enthralling. His sophistication is extreme, but it is accessible, relaxed, and a touch “underbaked,” as Scheerer says, because he thinks the smartest rooms are always a little underdecorated.
The magic is in the way Scheerer combines classic, old-fashioned decorating with modernist touches à la Albert Hadley and Billy Baldwin, but with a keener attention to natural materials, unpretentious vernacular crafts, and the prettiest colour combinations this side of India. He cherishes the simplest, least manipulated fabrics — cottons, linens, dimities — and loves certain inexpensive accents as much as he does truly fine ones. All this adds up to fresh, relaxed interiors that look like no others. Exquisitely photographed, this is the long-awaited first book of Scheerer’s work, and it’s a must for all lovers of interior design.
A trove of master interior designer Tom Scheerer’s latest projects, from city apartments to summer houses to tropical getaways, in his signature style—sophisticated, yet relaxed and unpretentious
In Tom Scheerer’s second book, 16 of his latest projects are featured, including:
- city houses and apartments in New York, Dallas, Houston, and Paris
- summer houses in Nantucket, the Hamptons, and Maine
- tropical houses in Harbour Island, Antigua, and Abaco
Each project exudes a serenity and a sense of comfort and ease that derives from its perfect proportions combined with fresh, unpretentious beauty. It all seems completely effortless, belying the fierce intelligence and impeccable eye behind every decorating decision.
Illustrated with Francesco Lagnese’s luminous photographs, Tom Scheerer: More Decorating is a master class in interior design for aficionados and practiced professionals alike.
About the Authors:
Tom Scheerer began his decorating career in the mid-1980s and launched his own firm in 1995. His first book, Tom Scheerer Decorates, has been reprinted multiple times, and his work is regularly featured in Architectural Digest, Town + Country, House Beautiful, and Elle Decor. He lives in New York. Francesco Lagnese is an internationally acclaimed interiors and travel photographer whose work appears regularly in Condé Nast Traveler, Vanity Fair, HouseBeautiful, Town + Country, and Architectural Digest. He resides in New York.
Home is a place where inspiration and creativity can be brought forth and given presence in the physical world. In turn, a home will have an effect on the mood and lifestyle of the occupant. A home and its owner share a reciprocal relationship and it becomes a most important private space. The projects in this book have been carefully selected to represent the most remarkable masterpieces of modern home design. We have endeavoured to include works by world-renowned and highly respected designers, such as Oskar L. Torres, Shahira H. Fahmy, Katherine Pooley and Philip Tang.
Посмотреть избранные развороты книги Top 50 Beautiful Homes
Contents:
HARMONY
P16 Guangzhou Jiulong Lake
P32 Sanya RandF Bay
P46 Nanjing Greentown Rose Garden
P72 Hangzhou Vanke. Gongwang
P84 Chongqing Jinke Sun Seashore
P96 Beijing Crabapple Villa
P106 Haikou. Tianyifang Hangzhou Riverside Thousand
P122 Island Lakeside Garden
P138 Beijing Royl Villa
ACTIVENESS
P 152 Zhongshan Chrysanthemum .Jianhua Garden
P164 Beijing Shuise Shiguang Block C
P172 China Merchant Property Development. Sea Court
P194 Shanghai Vanke Jingyuan
P206 Qingjie Yuhue Hongtai. Lion Lake Phase Ⅰ
P220 Shanghai Greenland . Rose Bush County
P232 Wuhan China Resources Land Central Park
P248 Huzhou Greentown.Royal Garden
P260 Ningbo Cana Lake Valley Phase Ⅱ
P270 Qingdao Blue Spring Villa
P282 Chinese Town. Xi City
TERRITORY
P298 Guangzhou Yiquan Villa. Lingnan Cantonese Garden
P308 Pingmenfu in Suzhou
P324 Wuhan Hengda. Panlong Bay
P338 Long Island,Chongqing Zhong An
P350 Chongqing Longfor Wisdom City
P368 Shanghai Hanbi Bay
P378 Chengdu Mont Conquerant
P394 19th Century AD Belle Time Project File
AMBIENCE
P406 Suzhou Lanshan Villa
P426 Guangzhou Agile.Cambridge Shire
P438 Tianjin Vanke.Langrun Garden
P448 Qingdao.Saint Rollnick
P458 Phase of Pure Waterside of Chengdu China Town
Contents:
6 House De
14 PIXEL in Beijing Modelroom
28 Kona Residence
40 Villa No.12
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310 Casa Kiball
322 Showroo in Yuanxiong
332 Residence of Duan
This book is conceived as evidence supporting the qualities of dense, urban living, and as a hopeful antidote against sprawl. Necessity and investigation are prerequisites for the design of housing: Total Housing refers to the need to understand that social, environmental, and economic factors affect form, and that living space is a base for our increasingly complex and varied societies. This new survey into multi-family housing focuses on the responses proposed by architects who are dealing with the dynamic and diverse demands of contemporary society. Featuring works by Lacaton-Vassal, BIG, + JDS, Sadar Vuga Arhitekti, Ryue Nishizawa, FOA, SHoP, and many emerging new architects, this volume is not a simple catalog, but rather a studied collection of inventive projects.
Simultaneously defining and being defined by its surroundings, the town house is one of the most fascinating and innovative housing possibilities of today. The book offers a selection of recent projects that outstand in their creative interpretation of the contemporary urban home.
The town house (a house with a party wall) is one of the most interesting and innovative urban phenomena in the current architectural panorama, whose origins lead back to palaces and the mansions of wealthy families who fled their feudal conflicts and preferred the tranquility of the cities. These days, the town house is without doubt becoming a typology on the rise in the constant search for unique living spaces. In urban areas, it is the perfect solution to fill the niches, corners and tiny sites that are quite common in the city grid.
460 colored illustrations
From the Contents:
Inner cities are experiencing a newed boom, the demand for 21st century living spaces in today’s renaissance of urban centralization is on the rise. So for the past few years, many architects have been rediscovering and creatively reinterpreting the aestetic and functional potentials of townhouses. The modern buildings achieve the same functions on the scant inner city plot as their historic archetypes, but distinguish themselves using a contemporary architectural language. Some of the most spectacular projects reach considerable heights and extend the traditional concept of the townhouse to new dimensions.
