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Domesticities: At Home with The New York Times Magazine
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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 747.0973
EAN: 9780821257104
ISBN: 0821257102
Label: Bulfinch
Manufacturer: Bulfinch
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 216
Publication Date: November 02, 2005
Publisher: Bulfinch
Studio: Bulfinch
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Editorial Review:
This definitive volume presents trendsetting homes from the forefront of architecture and decorating that have appeared in The New York Times Magazine. The last book of home stories from The New York Times Magazine was 1976s the New York Times Book of Interior Design and Decoration. Now eagerly collected by design aficionados, it is a comprehensive and astute look at the work of the best designers of the time. This successor to that volume represents what is happening now at the forefront of the architecture and decorating worlds. The featured houses and apartments run the gamut from big to small, modest to grand, retro to cutting-edge. There are homes located in and around New York, Idaho, California, and Miami, and designed by such prominent architects as Le Corbusier, Gio Ponti, and BFive Studio. Many of them prove to be personal and vivid portraits of the people who designed them or live in them. About half the dwellings shown are designers own homes, including those of architect Ron Radziner and artist/designer Jonathan Adler, and two homes of famed designers Diamond Baratta. Stage performer Joel Grey has a home featured here as well. The great diversity of the homes shows that of all of todays trends, eclecticism rules.
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Rating:  - Domestic, But Not In The Usual Sense
These residential interiors, mostly from the New York City area, were published in the previous 8 years in THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE and printed in book form in this November, 2005, edition. It is interesting to compare these projects with the ones featured in the previous NEW YORK TIMES interior design book published in 1978. Although never best to generalize, one cannot help but notice the change in what is published. Editor Pilar Viladas is much more interested in photographic effect than ... Read More
Rating:  - Great Book
Most books I buy there may be one or two pages you like, but the rest is a dud. This book has beautiful pictures and great home decor ideas. Many different styles.
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