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As minimalism in interior design becomes more prevalent, a new counter-movement has arisen.Eschewing the clean, precise, empty spaces minimalist themes promote, some homeowners and designers are adopting a resplendent, grand, baroque, look to their spaces. As a reaction against minimalism, this movement could only have one name: maximalism. This new movement is explored through exquisite photography of lush projects drawn from across the world.

Glamour at Home is an inspirational design primer from Nancy Corzine, a celebrated and respected name in the fields of furnishings, textiles, and interior design. Corzine’s interiors reflect an elegant and sophisticated approach to life that conjures up classic Hollywood style. Her assemblages of mirrored vanities, silk-covered chaise lounges, and gold-leaf black lacquer armoires decorated with chinoiserie in gorgeous light-filled rooms are dazzling. To demonstrate the foundations of her design aesthetic, Corzine presents homes in a variety of settings—urban, rural, and coastal—as case studies. The book is divided into entryways, living and dining rooms, libraries and home offices, bedrooms and bathrooms, kitchens, and exterior areas. Sidebars cover such useful topics as choosing furniture or a textile ensemble that is appropriate for a particular style, how to incorporate mirrors to their best advantage to enliven a space, and artful ways to display treasured objects. These elegant and composed indoor and outdoor rooms are timeless.

About the Author

Nancy Corzine is one of the most respected names in the interior design industry. Her successful company, established over twenty-five years ago, carries luxurious textiles and a line of elegant home furnishings. Corzine has eponymous home furnishings stores in Palm Beach, Florida, and Southampton, New York. Her work has appeared in numerous publications, including Traditional Home, House Beautiful, O at Home, House & Garden, Veranda, and Elle Decor. Robert Janjigian is the fashion editor of the Palm Beach Daily News and has been writing about design for more than twenty-five years.

With a style that is accessible and chic, Nathan Turner's aesthetic is Nate Berkus meets Colin Cowie and Domino Magazine. Turner's unique approach to design for living incorporates his accessible, California chic aesthetic. He will show readers how to design their home to create a space that is relaxed and stylish, but still functional and affordable. Turner's practical tips and tricks for affordable home makeovers and remodeling will also be included along with many never before seen projects, including his own Malibu retreat or his families Ranch in Northern California. The book will also incorporate another one of Turner's passions; entertaining. Turner will show readers how to create a space that's inviting for others and allows them to easily entertain in their home. His ideas, tabletop design, easy party themes and menus, teach readers to how to be chic hosts, ready to open up their home for visitors at any time. Informed by his eclectic background and varied passions for decor, travel, entertaining and food, Nathan Turner's American Style will appeal to readers looking to incorporate Turner's stylish and relaxed aesthetic into their home and life.

For more than twenty-five years already, Marcel and Monique van Dijk share the same passion: creating atmosphere and experience with vegetal materials. Their company Oogenlust has rapidly turned into the Dutch reference when it comes to floral decoration. Every day more than twenty employees are on the move, both at home and abroad. First and foremost, nature remains their inexhaustible breeding ground. Sometimes a bare room is being transformed for a major event, some other time a historical property is being opulently decorated. But every time, the result breaks new ground. After Geert Pattyn and Gilles Pothier, the team of Stichting Kunstboek Publishers has invited Marcel van Dijk to bring forward his vision on floral interior decoration in a beautful publication. The result is stunning. The Oogenlust team loves a challenge and suceeds in creating a certain atmosphere with simple, but sometimes also more complex, interventions and surprising combinations of materials. Readers can enjoy this exuberant big work endlessly, but can just as well find many creative ideas for their home. It is a delicious coffee table book that will continue to inspire.

One of America’s greatest houses, the unequaled home of Gilded Age philanthropist Alfred I. duPont, has been newly restored to national acclaim. Nemours Mansion and Gardens is the 222-acre estate and onetime home of Alfred I. duPont-photographer, manufacturer, musician, politician, banker, inventor, suffragist, newspaper owner, businessman, and philanthropist. Designed and built in the Louis XIV style in 1909 by Carrere and Hastings, it is one of the largest and most opulent houses in America, to be compared only with the likes of the Biltmore Estate, the White House, The Breakers, and Hearst Castle. With seventy rooms spread out over 46,000 square feet, it is capacious, yet an intimacy of detail and graciousness of proportion give the visitor a feeling of serenity and a special sense of place that is unique to Nemours. Newly and painstakingly renovated, the house-now a museum that can be toured-glows with the finish of its original splendor, captured at long last in a volume that sumptuously reflects the magnificence of a masterpiece.   

 Dwight Young is a senior communications associate for the National Trust for Historic Preservation in Washington, D.C. Sisse Brimberg has been a regular photographer for National Geographic magazine since 1976. Cotton Coulson has worked as a photographer for National Geographic, was associate director of photography at US News and World Report, and has served as senior vice president of C-NET in San Francisco. Grace Gary is executive director of Nemours Mansion and Gardens.

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006-023 VILLA 80Ј  WEST COAST OF GUAGNZHOU
024-033 THE PARAPHRASE
034-045 RANCHO SANTA FE
046-057 JANGNAN FANC RESIDENCE
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310-317 CHANGCHUAN ROAD
318-329 WANKE TANGYUE TOWNHOUSE 6A
330-337 HANGYU SHANGRI-LA GARDEN VILLA TYPE 251
338-347 DIVERSIFED NEW CLASSIC

When Crown Prince Gustaf returned from Versailles in 1771 to ascend the throne of Sweden, he was determined to give his country a leading place in Europe culturally as well as politically. He fostered the international movement of Neoclassicism, which in Sweden took on a freshness distinctive to the country, alongside the influences of France, England and Germany.

Neoclassicism in the North presents twenty houses and apartments in marvellously evocative, specially commissioned photographs, alongside plans and original drawings. From royal salons with exquisite Pompeian ornament to modest spatter-painted Biedermeier halls, the beautiful Neoclassical houses of Sweden are of unique value today not only because of their superb craftsmanship but also as a stimulus to contemporary decorators.

This book embodies some of the latest trends in interior design, displaying the work of innovative architects from around the world, who project a unique vision of interior spaces limited only by the extent of their imagination. new apartment design is intended for those who wish to transform their home into a personalized space in which to experience sensations, colours, forms and textures that reflect a contemporary aesthetic and the personality of its inhabitant.

There comes a time for most young urban dwellers when they tire of futons on the floor and brick-and-board bookshelves. That's when they discover that decorating an apartment comes with a unique set of problems. Most people don't want to spend a lot of money renovating a place they may live in for just a year or two, and landlords can be picky about renovations such as enlarging rooms by knocking down walls. The New Apartment Book illustrates how to create a stylish home in limited space on a middle-class budget, whether your preferred look is upscale-funky or clean and spare. Though many of the examples feature light, roomy, well-proportioned apartments, many are also designed around elements that one might consider a problem: a tiny kitchen, a bathroom with no storage, an odd brick wall, or a single living/sleeping area. Treat these as interesting design features and use the space creatively, as this book does, and bingo! No more problem. The "smart tips" scattered throughout are easy and fast. Although there are a few rather dull step-by-step projects for lampshades and the like at the end of the book, The New Apartment Book really shines as an inspiring guide to the possibilities of an average apartment or condominium.

Lack of space and growing demand have made the twentieth century the age of the vertical dwelling. This book's fine selection of designs exemplifies the various solutions which a number of architects, ranging from well-known architects to those who are just starting their careers, have chosen when designing apartments and blocks of flats. In this volume, a great profusion of notes, plans, construction details, materials and photographs illustrate the silent revolution of the vertical dwelling.

Young architects in the UK are making a name for themselves, not just because of the buildings they design, but also because of the ethos they share – one that embraces concern for the environment and makes a virtue of limited budgets. In New Arcadians, Lucy Bullivant profiles 18 cutting-edge UK-based practices, presenting recent key projects as well as interviews with the architects. The architects’ ecological awareness is evident in a wide range of schemes, from Nord’s Shingle House in Dungeness, Kent, which makes use of sustainable and recyclable materials, to GroundLab’s Flowing Gardens for the 2011 World Horticultural Expo at Xi’an, China, an inspiring example of urban regeneration. Other projects employ ecologically intelligent building materials or demonstrate a commitment to protecting and increasing biodiversity. Complete with an introduction exploring key trends in contemporary British architecture and full biographies of all the featured practices, New Arcadians is an exciting overview of the work and attitudes of a rising generation of UK architects who are reinvigorating the profession.

• Profiles the most dynamic and innovative new architectural practices in Britain today
• Showcases a wide variety of recent projects, big and small, public and private, both in the UK and abroad
• Over 250 illustrations, including plans, sketches and images by leading architectural photographers

This informative and beautifully illustrated book showcases projects of all types, sizes and budgets from the last decade in Japan, and includes museums, private houses, schools, shops, hospitals, airports and chapels. Both cutting-edge, emerging young practices – such as Sou Fijimoto and Junya Ishigami – and established, internationally known architects – among them Toyo Ito, Tadao Ando, Kengo Kuma and SANAA – are featured, as are international practices working in Japan (such as Rogers Stirk Harbour, Foster + Partners and Herzog & de Meuron). Stunning images by leading architectural photographer Edmund Sumner are accompanied by accessible critical texts and drawings. This illuminating survey is essential not just for architects and designers but also for anyone fascinated by Japan's unique – and increasing – influence on architecture worldwide.

Profiles more than 100 architectural projects from the last decade
A compelling reference for architects, urban planners, designers and anyone interested in contemporary Japanese architecture

Table of Contents

New Art Deco in Designers' Eyes
-New Art Deco Style, the story of people and their lives
-New Art Deco, New and Surprising Experiences
-New Art Deco Style, A variation of the circular theme
-New Art Deco Style, Aesthetic Details
-New Art Deco Style, to Characterise a Space
Art Deco
-Furniture & Furnishings
-Materials & Textures
-Craftworks
-Implementation in Projects
Mix & Match
-Tradition & Modernity
-East & West
-Colours
-Functions
-Implementation in Projects
Eastern Classicism
-New Eastern Elements
-New Chinese Classic Furniture
-Implementation in Projects
New Baroque
-Curving
-Artworks
-Luxury Styles
-Implementation in Projects

Participating firms:-

Alberto Pinto
Andrew Onraet
ATELIER HEISS ZT GmbH
Cheryl Rowley Design, Inc.
Department of ARCHITECTURE Co., Ltd.
designstudiolimited
Elia Felices interiorismo
Hashimoto Yukio Design Studio
HBA/Hirsch Bedner Associates
II BY IV Design
ISA STEIN Studio, Jacinta Mössenböck
Joey Ho
Joseph Wong Design Associates
Kelly Hoppen
Louis Kahn Architect
MVE & PartnersPTang Studio Ltd
Seyhan Özdemir & Sefer Çaðlar
Sixx Design- Robert and Cortney Novogratz
Tsao Studio
Tarfa Salam

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This book has carefully selected more than forty Asian residential developments which have been distributed into three cultural districts, namely East Asia, Southeast Asia and West Asia. In this way, it conveys that in different Asian areas, architects have different understandings and practices on neo-Asianism architecture. The three areas mentioned above have the most representative architectural styles in Asia, thus the projects, which are selected, are mainly sourced from well-known architects’ products. Thousands of high definition pictures and detailed design explanation explore the breakthrough and changes of Asian architecture in terms of design style and development mode in this new era. More architects are expected to join this field to improve Asian architectural style through their own practice and efforts.

Project Introduction:

East Asia Cultural District

I’m Mark, Huizhou, China
Zendai • West Town, Zhujiajiao, Shanghai, China
Wharf • Times Palace, Changzhou, China
Topspring • Hidden Valley, Hangzhou, China
T Residence, Tokyo, Japan
Gemdale • Art Wonderland, Shanghai, China
Poly • Transcending Xitang, Zhejiang, China
Jiangnan Run Garden, Jiaxing, China
Dongdu • Qingzhu, Shanghai, China
R Residence, Tokyo, Japan
Intefeel, Osaka, Japan
Vanke V Park, Shanghai, China
Courtyards by the Canal, Beijing, China
Print of Landscape • Villa Park, Hangzhou, China
The World, Guangzhou, China

Southeast Asia Cultural District

The Greenwood, Singapore
Hillcrest Villa, Singapore
Kovan Residences, Singapore
OLA Residences, Singapore
Parkview Eclat, Singapore
Rama2 House, Bangkok, Thailand
Samujana, Thailand
DW-House, Singapore
Dune Residences, Vietnam
East Ledang, Johor, Malaysia
The Peak @ Balmeg, Singapore
Rosewood Suites, Singapore
AEQUA Residence Condominiums, Thailand
MahaNakhon, Bangkok, Thailand
Saladaeng Residences, Bangkok, Thailand
ShaSa Resort & Residences in Koh Samui, Thailand
185 Rajadamri, Bangkok, Thailand
The River, Bangkok, Thailand
8 Nassim Hill, Singapore
Pearl Island, Singapore
The House, Metro Manila, the Philippines
The Eva, Bangkok, Thailand

West Asia Cultural District

Saadiyat Beach Villas, United Arab Emirates
The Residences at the St. Regis Saadiyat Island Resort, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Limassol Marina, Cyprus
Rihan Heights, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Princess Tower, Dubai, United Arab Emirates