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Nathalie Van Reeth was born on 18 June 1965 in Wilrijk (near Antwerp). Today she is one of the most promising interior architects of the Low Countries: she has created some very remarkable private projects in previous years, and others for boutiques and office spaces. Newly graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts at Antwerp, she first worked abroad for a couple of years.
Twenty-six inspiring projects created by leading architects and interior specialists are introduced here under the title of CLASSICAL LIVING. This is a label that can be applied to many different homes: houses in the countryside, built with reclaimed materials, painstakingly restored farmhouses, grand town houses, a minimally designed villa where antiques and design go hand in hand, a house by the sea, furnished in a contemporary classic style,... the list goes on.
Wybór kolorów i materiałów jest jednym z najważniejszych elementów projektowania wnętrz. Publikacja przedstawia najnowsze trendy w tym zakresie, z naciskiem na tradycyjne kolory i ekskluzywne materiały wykorzystywane do dekoracji okien, krzeseł i podłóg.
Nowy album daje wgląd w to, co można dziś znaleźć w „budynkach antykwarycznych": wspaniałe drewniane podłogi i naturalny kamień brukowy, terakotowe płytki, historyczne obramowania kominków, antyczne kanalizacyjne wyposażenie lub dachówkę.
Contemporary Architecture and Interiors będzie każdego roku prezentować nowe insporacje i szeroki wybór najlepszych projektów. Our publishing house specialises in home-design books and this series aims to give the reader new inspiration every year with a wide collection of our favourite and never-before-seen reports. We hope that these annual titles, produced in a limited number, will over the years become real collector’s items for our regular readers.
Dostępność:na zamowienie This book illustrates trends in contemporary living on the basis of around twenty projects carried out by leading architects and interior designers. The reports demonstrate that contemporary living nowadays calls for more than the harmonious integration of the latest designer furniture in a modern context. Whether it’s a new building or a renovation project, all of these clients, architects and interior specialists have worked to create a fascinating mix of volumes and perspective, of light and atmosphere, of materials, texture, shapes and colours.
Contemporary kitchens have undergone a real transformation in recent years. What was once a purely functional space has developed into a proper living environment, which is still used for cooking, but also for eating, watching TV, and even as an informal place to receive guests. The kitchen has grown to accommodate these developments. The space itself has become larger and additional elements have been added, such as dining tables, breakfast bars, TV screens and fireplaces.
