"Legendary Belgium antiquarian and art collector Axel Vervoordt’s interiors represent some of the most coveted rooms from layered and luxurious to monastic and minimal, reflecting the influence he derived from the Buddhist principle of “contradiction.” In Wabi Inspirations (Flammarion) Vervoordt, a student of Zen, gives his personal take on an ascetic developed in the twelfth century that advocates simplicity, authenticity, and imperfection. Vervoordt, working with Japanese architect Tatsuro Miki, uses natural materials to maximum effect as brilliantly seen in 350 dazzling color illustrations." ~VANDM.com
著者について
Axel Vervoordt is an antiques and art dealer in Belgium. His work is internationally renowned, and he regularly organizes exhibitions at fairs, museums, and art and antique biennials. Flammarion published Axel Vervoordt: Timeless Interiors in 2007. Michael Paul, a New Zealand native based in London, is a lifestyle photographer and writer. Tatsuro Miki is a Japanese architect based in Brussels. Laziz Hamani’s photographs have been featured in solo exhibitions and have been published in numerous books including Dior, Antiquaires: The Finest Antique Dealers in Paris, and Axel Vervoordt: The Story of a Style.
5つ星のうち5.0So much information on how to make a cosy home
2020年2月25日に英国でレビュー済み
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Have been looking for a book like this for many years to help me how to make a comfortable restful home. If you are looking for a book with material images of cosy homes this is not the book for you. This book explains how to create a cosy home using all your senses and explains it is not about the latest style in material goods that makes a home bathos you look, think and feel about your home which will help you create a special place to live. Wonderful book have not read anything like it before need to take my time and re read. Changed how i looked and feel about my home and to understand how to make small changes to make it a home you want to come home to and just be you. Thank you so much.
The book is nice. The paper, the book was printed on is sort of mat heavyweight paper, which can make impression that the pictures are quite dark.This is the only 'but'. Overall: beautiful book with loats of pictures of textures and materials. Very pleased. Thank you.