HUE
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.72 (637 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1934429724 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-09-17 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Kelly Wearstler is the ultimate trendsetter in interior design. Hue by Kelly Wearstler builds upon the success of her first monograph, Modern Glamour, and includes recent, unpublished projects, including her home in Beverly Hills, celebrity residential projects, as well as some of her latest hotel projects. Hue celebrates the power of color in Kelly's work and the possibilities of color in interior design and decorating. A must-have for amateurs and professionals seeking design inspiration from America's top interior designer.
Very small Zachary Olschwanger Pretty book, very feminine and mostly about designer herself and not interior design, you can do better, also make sure you read other reviews, it depends what you want.. Color runs amuck and improves our lives! Vic Beautiful book from a woman with an amazing approach to design which is fresh and innovative. I own all of her design books and find inspiration whenever I look at them. Highly recommended for those who like their interior design on the cutting edge! Kelly is about eclecticism, collections, drama and fantasy. This is not a how to book, but it is instructional if you want to see what can happen when one frees herself from the mundane and embra. Frances Calvert said Specific decorating. Way out decorating which I found difficult to relate to in any practical or real way. Her style is different and that is very refreshing.
"In her new book, 'Hue,' Los Angeles interior designer Kelly Wearstler doesn't shy away from bold decor. Brash, graphic, theatrical, and skillfully layered, her rooms blend echoes of everything from 1970s funk to '40s Hollywood into head-spinning, high-energy chic." —Elle Décor. Color evokes emotion, color is strong, sensual, luxurious and dramatic.'" —Los Angeles Times"No other designer's work can be mistaken for Wearstler's fanciful wild-child interiors, which, in addition to private homes, include such influential hotels as the Viceroy Santa Monica and the Tides South Bea