Loft Publications Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

A complete illustrated guide with inspiring ideas to improve home decoration - 1000 ideas to organize and plan your house so that you feel right at home in it.

Essentially a sourcebook packed with ideas for the fitting of bathrooms and kitchens, this copiously illustrated volume takes the reader gently and clearly through the process, examining the various benefits of different styles, materials, lighting schemes and accessories. The aim is to create a practical, yet stylish, look for two of the most used rooms in the house, and this book will feed that dream for both the home decorator and professional designer. Combining hygiene, practicality and a contemporary touch, a simple approach is the touchstone for ushering baths and kitchens into the 21st century.

Since its inception at the end of the 1960s,loft living has generated an entire movementdedicated to the recovery of old, industrialspaces. Today, the loft is becoming moreaccessible to the general public, as its originaldefinition expands to include a variety ofopen-plan living spaces. With this currentexpansion, there is a growing diversity in theway architects treat the characteristic whitewalls, exposed metal, glass screens, andexpansive hard floors. As Lofts DesignSource illustrates, individualexpression is the key. Experimentation withdistribution, color, texture, materials, andfinishes can result in personalized spacesand urban sanctuaries that reflect the mostindividual of architectural designs. Withprojects ranging from New York to Paris andeverywhere in between, this title providesreaders with a comprehensive examinationof the exciting changes taking place intoday’s loft environment. And with morethan 600 full-color illustrations, LoftsDesignSource is sure to become an integralpart of every library.