Etcetera: Creating Beautiful Interiors with the Things You Love
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| Rating | : | 4.96 (604 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 174196556X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 256 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-10-03 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"There are few books in the world as lovely as this. the biblio equivalent of pottering around a junk shop you've stumbled across in a back alley of Paris." —Ideal Home
"Not what I was expecting." according to J Brunson. I was planning on putting one star, but I "didn't like it" was a better description than "I hate it" for me.This is a book that I would not have bought if I had picked it up and flipped through it at a book store. The description on Amazon led me to believe it was a decorating book of a style I like-I mean look at that pretty picture on the cover! But alas, it wasn't. It was mainly diary entries of things and places the author liked. There were also a lot of pictures, but most of those were just artistic pictures of things the author liked (think silv. From now on I will borrow from the library or peruse in a bookstore before opening my wallet.very disappointed! M. Cervi I did not care for this book at all and should have known from prior experience to not trust all the 5-star reviews. To me, nearly every page was dark and depressing, and looked like a musty, dusty old attic, filled with items that never made it to the landfill. I love old furniture and vintage items, and I decorate in an eclectic way, repurposing old things and flea-market finds, so had really hoped to love this book. Sadly, the only thing I can say in it's favor is that the cover and pages are of good quality paper. great inspiration my favorite book! Printed on lovely paper too.
Sibella Court's style is very global, combining contemporary elements with antiques and junk-shop finds, textile fragments, wallpapers, collectibles, and ephemera. This beautiful guide draws on five of Sibella's favorite color themes as a framework for the display of her impeccable eye for detail. A master interior stylist and designer for Anthropologie provides unique inspiration for becoming the curator of your own style and creating evocative rooms full of texture, color