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  • Autor: HIX JOHN
  • Autor: HOPPEN KELLY
HOME FROM CONCEPT TO REALITY
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HOME FROM CONCEPT TO REALITY

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Kelly Hoppen is one of the UK's leading interior designers and has designed houses for many famous people. In this book, she covers furniture and home accessories.
STYLE:THE GOLDEN RULES OF DESIGN
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STYLE:THE GOLDEN RULES OF...

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Dostępność:na zamowienie Kelly Hoppens style has given rise to a thousand imitators since she won British Interior Designer of the Year Award in 1997. Read this and you will have the know-how to create a Hoppenesque interior of your own.
KELLY HOPPEN: CLOSE UP(PB)
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KELLY HOPPEN: CLOSE UP(PB)

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Dostępność:na zamowienie Inspired by her travels in the Far East and understanding of the principles of space and proportion, Kelly Hoppen's rooms proclaim an ability to mix materials and textures in neutral backgrounds for a look that is in tune with modern western consciousness. This work shows how you can create this cool modern look on a modest budget. Starting with an outline of her signature principles, the book examines the key topics of understanding space, making an impact, living with the seasons, feeding the senses, defining public and private spaces, creating mood with lighting and introducing improvised and unexpected touches to free the imagination.

GLASSHOUSE: Księgarnia Sztuka Architektury
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GLASSHOUSE

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When John Ruskin attempted to disparage the Crystal Palace by referring to it as ‘a great cucumber frame’, he hit upon a truism. The Crystal Palace outdid its Victorian glasshouse contemporaries in public gardens around the world and represented the zenith of a building type that had developed spectacularly from humble horticultural roots. The Glasshouse traces the evolution of glass enclosures from the mid-seventeenth century when the desire to nurture exotic plants in a foreign and often hostile climate led to the development of the glasshouse and ingenious mechanical servicing systems, capable of creating its own artificial microclimate.