Design in the Hamptons
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| Rating | : | 4.42 (897 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1580933882 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 320 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-05-31 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
An art critic, journalist, and curator, Anthony Iannacci is the publisher of Architecture/Interiors Press in Los Angeles, which specializes in design, interior design, and architecture.
Beautiful book One of the best design books I have bought in a long time. Inspiring ideas and beautiful photography on every page.. "Just Fair" according to J. Zenz. Ok, I was really looking forward to getting this book and was really disappointed. I think I thought the houses would be better designed and more interesting. I have friends who have nicer houses than these. I should have returned the book but it came when I. Starla Sage said Too modern!. I was disappointed in this book simply because the homes featured are too modern for my taste. It would have been nice to see a variety of home styles. I believe the description of the book mentions "modern", but it should really indicate that all the homes
Today, that means thoughtful, modern, highly personalized structures that reference the East End’s rich history and are designed to enhance appreciation of the fabled seaside landscape. They display a curated blend of traditional references with cutting-edge architecture and enviable art collections, finished by the South Fork’s famous light and ocean views. The properties range from shingled beach cottages to a redesigned 1840s barn and a sustainable, glass-walled guesthouse on pilings. A luxurious look at nineteen private houses in the Hamptons, Long Island’s exclusive summer retreat—with architecture, interiors, and gardens from celebrity designers including Jonathan Adler and Simon Doonan, John Barman, Fox-Nahem, Thad Hayes, Tony Ingrao, Todd Merrill, Roman & Williams, and Joe d’Urso. These architects and interior designers are inspired by the island’s renowned natural beauty to create houses that set the global standards for oceanfront style. In some houses, a sense of calm pervades, and cozily appointed dining terraces with neutral color schemes look out over peaceful docks, while in others, vibrant midcentury modern accessories and outsize outdoor fireplaces point to frequent and exuberant pool parties. Whether they are decorated with natural
"A refreshing, divergent look at luxurious residences that stand apart from the typical megamansions." —Library Journal"Every year there are at least one or two books that seek to capitalize on the 'Hamptons style.' They can often be expensive and hollow affairs, produced chiefly for last-minute purchases at BookHampton for a host or hostess gift. It is hard not to be inspired by them." —The East Hampton Star"The beautifully illustrated volume appeals to our voyeuristic and inspiration-searching minds—featuring photographs of 19 private homes, many of which belong to their designers themselves. There’s variety and contrast, both within the homes themselves and from one project to another." —Dan's Papers. Design in the Hamptons isn’t one of those books. The book is a pleasure both to read and flip through. Iannacci talks about how people are now cherishing what land they have, making