Showing posts with label books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label books. Show all posts

See Timothy Corrigan at Hillwood!

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I've recently been enjoying my copy of designer Timothy Corrigan 's " An Invitation to Chateau du Grand-Luce " and was thr...

Markham Roberts, Decorating the way I see it.

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The fine folks at Vendome Press recently sent me a copy of Markham Roberts new book, Decorating the way I see it , and I spent a happy eve...

Manhattan Classic, New York's Finest Prewar Apartments

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I was very excited to recently receive a copy of Princeton Architectural Press 's new book " Manhattan Classic " by Geoffrey L...

The Architecture of Diplomacy: The British Ambassador's Residence in Washington

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While I prepare a series of lengthier posts I wanted to share with you an astonishing new book that has recently been released, The Architec...

Classical Invention on the Hudson River by John Murray

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Architect John Murray is no stranger to most style-minded classicists after his monograph,'  Classical Invention ', flew off shelve...

Design is all in the details

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As Mies van der Rohe was fond of saying, ' God is in the detail '; a quote often attributed to him but in fact  much older. Details ...

Chapin Residence floorplan

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One of my favorite books that I've mentioned before is the monograph of H.T. Lindeberg's residential work. Many of his smaller proj...

Classic style doesn't date

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 As you well know I'm a firm believer that classic style doesn't date.  An example of this is a room by talented designers Tom Fox a...

Nina Campbell at Waterworks, DC

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A few evenings ago I had the privilege to attend a book signing of Nina Campbell's new book at the beautiful Waterworks  Georgetown sho...