A Passion for Interiors: A Private Tour
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| Rating | : | 4.24 (666 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0307719995 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-02-25 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Enlivened with a dash of glamour--the result can be magical." L. M. Keefer In her own words designer Carolyne Roehm takes you on a tour through three of her design projects: her New York apartment, her Georgian home in Connecticut and a ski lodge in Aspen. Her red bedroom in Connecticut is on the cover of this book. Roehm describes what she loves in design: "classical detailssupported by decor that is livable as well as lovely--and enlivened with a dash of glamour--the result can be magical."Classical details she loves include: columns & pillars, a mix of peri. Creepy Perfection In my first read through of this book I was enthralled. The visual perfectionist in me gorged on the symmetry, high celings, gilt touches, blue and white porcelain, marble statues and fabulous oil paintings throughout. The fabrics are sumptuous, and the colors divine. The classic lines and decor are incomparable. But as I paged through the book a few more times over the weeks to get my visual fix after, say, a hectic day at the office or stressful nighttime routine with my 2 small kids,. "A winner from a design veteran" according to B. L. Wright. I have read all of Carolyne Roehm's books and treasure them. This new book caught me by surprise as it was unheralded (in my part of the world, anyway) and I simply happened upon it due to an Amazon recommendation. The book deserves to get a lot of attention because it is thoughtful and beautiful. The photography is spectacular- a Roehm trademark-- and the attention to detail is considerable. The reader learns a great deal about this captivating woman through the text and the photos of
She divides her time between her exquisite homes in Manhattan and Connecticut. . She is the author of A Passion for Blue & White, A Passion for Flowers, A Passion for Parties, At Home with Carolyne Roehm, and Presentations. She is a columnist for Veranda and a frequent lecturer. About the Author CAROLYNE ROEHM is one of America’s most important tastemakers. After an impressive career as one of the fashion industry’s reigning designers and recognized as one of the w
After an impressive career as one of the fashion industry’s reigning designers and recognized as one of the world’s best-dressed women, Roehm turned her talents to teaching and writing about flowers, lifestyle, decorating, and entertaining. CAROLYNE ROEHM is one of America’s most important tastemakers. She
Even as a young design assistant to Oscar de la Renta, Carolyne Roehm was a devotee of the eternal virtues of artistry. Each is individual—yet all showcase her classical leanings and devotion to the beauty and grace of authentic craftsmanship. Oprah Winfrey admits, “Whenever I’m having a stressful day, I just want to open up Carolyne Roehm’s books, look at beautiful things, and dream.” Indeed, there is plenty to dream about in this extraordinary book.. In her most personal book, Carolyne Roehm shares her lifelong love of classical architecture and design, graciously inviting us into her favorite spaces in three remarkable homes: her own dazzling Manhattan prewar duplex, her antique-filled Colonial-era stone house in Conne