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The book provides an introduction to commercial wellness spaces in France, such as spas, beauty salons, and hairdressing salons. These spaces are closely related to our life, as we have begun to pay more attention to body and health. Pleasant spaces help us relax, and this is particularly important for more efficient body building. They are not just spaces for beauty; we see a certain philosophy behind these spaces, and interior design plays a key role in achieving the philosophy. The fifty projects in this book will fully demonstrate the current trends of wellness space design in France.

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"Interior Design in French Classic Style” presents sixty classic interiors, ranging from hôtels particuliers and châteaux to renowned restaurants that date back to the 18th century! Whether private or public, these places attract the eye to every detail, every material, proving how great classicism can be the source of joyous admiration and refined pleasure. These prestigious addresses that once hosted kings and queens, these timeless spaces that extend their welcome, show how well thought out decoration and fabrics chosen with taste can cross the centuries, and thus offer a beautiful future to new versions of the classic style! Each place is presented with a text exploring the history and design, and the visit continues through magnificent images, rich in colour and elegant patterns and forms, to captivate the reader time after time.

This book features the following projects:

1728
Hôtel Athénée
L’Aubergade
Bastide in Provence
Château de Bonnemare
Château de Boucéel
Hôtel du Bourg Tibourg
Château de Bourron
Château de Brissac
Château du Champ de Bataille
Château Colbert
Château de Verrières
Château des Briottières
Château du Grand-Lucé
Château de Bagnols
Château d’Apigné
Château de Christin
Classicisme Aixois
Château Clément
Cour des Loges
Hotel Design Sorbonne
Domaine de Kerbastic
Ferme Saint-Siméon
Le Grand Véfour
La Grande Cascade
Hôtel de Choiseul Praslin
Hôtel Claude Passart
Hôtel de la Vaupalière
Hôtel des Grands Hommes
Hôtel Martin-Fortris
Château de La Ballue
Château de la Barre
Château de la Bourdaisière
La Gauloise
La Mirande
Château de la Treyne
Château de la Verrerie
Lapérouse
Château de Mirambeau
Hôtel Napoléon
Château de Noizay
Hôtel Raphael
Hôtel Regina
Château de Rochegude
Hôtel Royal Champagne
Château de Saint Augustin
Hôtel Saint James Paris
Château de Saint Paterne
Le Saint Paul
Château de Sainte Cécile
Shangri-La Hotel
Château des Tesnières
The Regent Grand Hotel Bordeaux
Château de Vendeuvre
Villa Carioca
Villa Gallici
Villa Marie

Participating designers:

Vincent Bastie
Timothy Corrigan
Décoration Jacques Garcia
Richard Goulet
François-Joseph Graf
Dominique Honnet
Î TREMA
Bruno & Alexandre Lafourcade
LOVE Editions
Malphettes & Biz
Richard Martinet
J. P. Molyneux Studio
Charles Montemarco
Annie Verlant
Rairies Montrieux
Pierre-Yves Rochon
Arnaud & Clarisse de Saint Martin
Valérie Serin
Bambi Sloan

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This book is a richly illustrated exploration of residential interior design from around the world, showing the multifarious ways in which occupants and interior designers meet the challenge of designing residential space

This book is a richly illustrated exploration of residential interior design from around the world, showing the multifarious ways in which occupants and interior designers meet the challenge of designing residential space

Often we redecorate an interior in response to an irresistible urge to overhaul a space we have grown tired of seeing. Other times a change in our personal lives propels us to bestow a new character on the things that surround us, so this new life attitude ends up making its mark in the corners of a room of the house as a whole.

The book offers a multitude of ideas you can put into practice in spaces such as apartments, single-family homes, renovated farm houses, period buildings, penthouse apartments, lofts and duplex apartments.

The book chapters follow the natural course around a home: hall, stairs, living room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, study and terrace, making it a reference guide for readers interested in taking ideas and adapting them to create personalised spaces that maximise their homes potential.

Interior Design Inspirations is a reflection of our time and of cultural changes in our society. The current book is a richly illustrated exploration of residential interior design from around the world that shows the multifarious ways in which occupants and interior designers meet the challenge of designing residential space. Interior Design Inspirations provides a richly illustrated kaleidoscopic view o residential interior design that is divided according to the following areas of the home: entrance and hallway, kitchen, dining room, living room bedroom, bathroom, home office, terrace and garage.

Following the success of previous volumes, Interior Design Inspirations presents its third issue. The book provides a selection of attractive images by the photographer Jose Luis Hausmann, who reveals the beauty of the home interior through his lens. Six hundred pages offer the reader a wide variety of atmospheresand very different layouts and styles, which have been arranged according to the areas of the home. Essential reading for anyone wishing to follow contemporaryinterior design principles or seek inspiration from a primarily visual book.

- This new volume of the Interior Design Review showcases the current winners of the “interior design Oscars”
- 1000 colour photographs present living spaces created by 100 contemporary designers
- Concepts for private and public spaces designed by the most innovative interior designers worldwide

The Andrew Martin brand no longer just stands for a sumptuous selection of decorative fabrics, wall coverings, designer furniture, and home accessories, but also for the “Andrew Martin Interior Designer of the Year Award.”

Volume 18 of the Interior Design Review once again features the designers who have won over the renowned jury with their work. Richly illustrated with over 1000 colour photographs, this retrospective of the publication — now in its 18th year — has been dubbed “the bible of interior design.” A compendium of contemporary interior design styles, it’s essential for any professional interior decorator or design lover. The artists are individually presented, followed by contact details in an appendix.

The broad sweep of exemplary interiors represents an extraordinary variety of international design — brought to life with lush, glossy photos. With a mix of different cultures, the interiors assembled here nostalgically allude to a wide range of styles, while also embodying Andrew Martin’s dazzling world of interior design.

- The “Bible of Interior Design,” now in its 19th edition
- Can’t get to an Andrew Martin shop? Page through this book and feel like you’ve stumbled into Aladdin’s cave
- A fun read for followers of innovative interior design

This annual review, now in its 19th year, once again provides aspiring interior designers with endless ideas and a great breadth of influential styles. One of the designers in each review is declared the winner, selected by an illustrious jury that includes winners from previous years. This book is an unbeatable source of inspiration, highlighting the current trends in international interior design.

Founded in 1978 in Richmond, ANDREW MARTIN is one of the world’s leading authorities in the discipline of interior design. With its wide variety of fabrics, wallpaper, furniture and home accessories, along with a style that mixes different cultures, decades, antiques, and nostalgic finds, this is the go-to reference for the unexpected.

Andrew Martin is one of the world’s best-known furnishing brands with sales in over 50 countries. The Andrew Martin International Interior Designer of the Year attracts entries from all over the globe and is described by The Times as ‘The Oscars for the interior design world.’

Andrew Martin is one of the world’s best-known furnishing brands with sales in over 50 countries. Praised by The Sunday Times as “the Oscars for the Interior Design World,” this compendium presents the world’s best interior designers and their stunning work.

The Andrew Martin Interior Design Review features almost a hundred designers, and with more than 1,000 images it takes you to amazing places and styles worldwide. Exquisite interiors found in private homes, hotels, restaurants, and super yachts are presented in this volume with designs that vary from classic to extravagant, providing an insight into clean and modern Scandinavian style, classic American style, as well as Asian style.

The Andrew Martin International Interior Designer of the Year attracts entries from all over the globe.

A must-have for all design lovers ― for casual observers as well as enthusiasts

An inspirational overview of the best interior design worldwide

Interior Details Collection focuses on creative elements of interior designs, referring to applications of detailed designs in spaces, such as planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes.
1. It contains 6000 excellent detailed photos, and features 9 categories and 51 subcategories.
2. It emphasizes creative designs with strong inspirations.
3. Detailed pictures and realistic pictures are arranged correspondingly, seeming very practical.
Contents:
Volume I
I. Hotels
Focus on creative detailed designs of hotel lobbies, banquet halls, conference rooms, guestrooms, bathrooms, gymnasiums, corridors and staircases, referring to applications of planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes in these spaces.
II. SPA & Saunas
Focus on creative detailed designs of SPA, Sauna lobbies, entrances, function rooms, physical therapy rooms, hotspring baths, rest areas, corridors and staircases, referring to applications of planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes in these spaces.
III. Entertainment & Leisure Spaces
Focus on creative detailed designs of entrances, lobbies, private rooms, bars, corridors and staircases, referring to applications of planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes in these spaces.

Volume II
I. Houses
Focus on creative detailed designs of showflat living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, study rooms, bathrooms, corridors and staircases, referring to applications of planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes in these spaces.
II. Sales Offices
Focus on creative detailed designs of lobbies, exhibition rooms and negotiation areas, referring to applications of planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes in these spaces.
III. Offices
Focus on creative detailed designs of entrances, lobbies, office spaces, meeting rooms, rest rooms, reception areas, corridors and staircases, referring to applications of planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes in these spaces.

Volume III
I. Restaurants & Tea Houses
Focus on creative detailed designs of restaurants, tea house lobbies, private rooms, corridors and staircases, referring to applications of planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes in these spaces.
II. Shopping Spaces
Focus on creative detailed designs of lobbies, exhibition areas, corridors and staircases, referring to applications of planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes in these spaces.
III. Exhibition Areas & Others
I. Restaurants & Tea Houses
Focus on creative detailed designs of exhibition areas and other function rooms, referring to applications of planar elements, colors, materials, lightings, walls, floors, ceilings, partitions and interior landscapes in these spaces.

A large-size coffee table book with hundreds of ravishingly beautiful and inspiring pictures about the all-important "finishing touches" of each interior: bespoke accessories made by exceptional craftsmen, wonderful lighting and exquisite fabrics, unique colours and paints, marvelous natural stones and wood.

Contemporary architecture is often characterized by the total interpenetration of interior and exterior configurations: the differentiation between these two dialectical poles has become indistinguishable, boundaries blurry and the result of any design process is a hybrid product, based on the superposition of different and heterogeneous layers.

The impossibility of separating interior and exterior permits a general re-organization of some topics internal to the territory of architecture, and also expresses the necessity of a systemic analysis of the most recent episodes. If at first glance this interest for a new kind of dialectics may appear as the most evident epiphenomenon of a wider and recent tendency, under careful examination one can observe that the tension between interior and exterior has always been present in architecture, differently articulated over the centuries, and expressed through several means of representation.

Starting from the 18th century, Interior Landscapes describes the nature of such a relation, in order to unveil those invariant forms, principles or concepts that crossed the History of Architecture, laid hidden underneath the events flowing, and periodically re-emerged to shape contemporary episodes.

Separation, inversion, interpenetration, dissolution — all of these categories periodically characterize the interior-exterior dialectics. By borrowing different interpretative elements — drawings, photographs, illustrations — Interior Landscapes is configured as a visual atlas, aimed to demonstrate how, through the contamination of interior and exterior, always-new architectural insights emerge.

'I like strange objects, excessive proportions, monstrosities too. You shouldn't take interior design too seriously.'

Gert Voorjans Interior Life shows the sources of inspiration of eclectic star designer Gert Voorjans, and contains numerous clippings and mood boards. Fabrics in petit point or toile de Jouy, Neo Gothic constructions, blue elephants, baroque pillars, Japanese images of the floating world and Chinese Furniture all play a part in Voorjans' style, resulting in interiors full of surprises that always reflect Gert Voorjans stubbornly independent style.

Voorjans continually strives for a combination of antique interiors with unexpected modern elements.