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by Angelika Muthesius,Herve van der Straaten,Serge Santelli,Lisa Lovatt-Smith

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  • ISBN: 3822888710
  • Category: Crafts & Home
  • Author: Angelika Muthesius,Herve van der Straaten,Serge Santelli,Lisa Lovatt-Smith
  • Subcategory: Home Improvement & Design
  • Other formats: lrf lrf doc mbr
  • Language: English French German
  • Publisher: Taschen; First Edition edition (November 1, 1995)
  • Pages: 320 pages
  • FB2 size: 1771 kb
  • EPUB size: 1177 kb
  • Rating: 4.6
  • Votes: 652
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Lisa Lovett-Smith's sumptuous Moroccan Interiors reminds us that embracing preservation has so much to offer the present and the future.

ISBN-13: 978-3822888711. Lisa Lovett-Smith's sumptuous Moroccan Interiors reminds us that embracing preservation has so much to offer the present and the future. While she focuses on the homes of the rich, ex-patriate and famous and could therefore be accused of being elitist, she also illuminates the beauty of the simplest of objects that could be found in any home, rich or poor.

Lisa Lovatt-Smith has lived in London, Madrid, and Milan and is now based in Paris

Lisa Lovatt-Smith has lived in London, Madrid, and Milan and is now based in Paris. She is also the author of Taschen's Provence Interiors.

Adam Gottlieb Hermann Muthesius (20 April 1861 – 29 October 1927), known as Hermann Muthesius, was a German architect, author and diplomat, perhaps best known for promoting many of the ideas of the English Arts and Crafts movement within Germany and.

Adam Gottlieb Hermann Muthesius (20 April 1861 – 29 October 1927), known as Hermann Muthesius, was a German architect, author and diplomat, perhaps best known for promoting many of the ideas of the English Arts and Crafts movement within Germany and for his subsequent influence on early pioneers of German architectural modernism such as the Bauhaus. Muthesius was born in 1861 in the village of Großneuhausen near Erfurt and received early training from his father, who was a builder

ISBN-13: 978-3822888711.

Text: English, French, German.

oceedings{canI, title {Moroccan Interiors, Interieurs marocains}, author {Lisa Lovatt-Smith and Angelika Muthesius}, year {2004} . The diversity is breathtaking: the rural pise architecture of the south is a far cry from the Hispano-Mooresque ornamental beauty of the imperial cities. Moroccan interiors are as endlessly varied as the country itself, from the restored palaces in the medina of Marrakesh (where aesthetes of the international set now live) to humble troglodyte fishermen's homes at Sidi.

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From the Sahara to Tangier on the Mediterranean coast, this book sets out to explore the world of contemporary 'Moroccan Interiors'.
Reviews about Moroccan Interiors / Interieurs Marocains / Interieurs in Marokko. (English, French and German Edition) (7):
fr0mTheSkY
Love this book, one of my favorite about Morocco
AfinaS
Large colorful images of classic interiors. A very good book for fans of international interior design.
Gnng
Morocco is beautiful and full of color, thats what I was expecting and hoping for, the book is kind of okish, many pages having drawings, like a kid from school did it, the rest of the photos, have mainly brown tones to them, a good portion of the pages have no photos, but some info and the picture on the opposit page, and there are prints in three languages, even the the front cover of the book is in large english, the english portion in the book is teeny tiny, I must struggle to read it, or get a magnifier, or better yet to make it simple, dont even read it, just browse through looking at the photos, which arent all that or inspriing, basicly I found the book to be more of a huge let down more than any thing else, no I would not reccomend this book, something you might check out from a library, but in no means to actually buy, and pay money for
Whitebeard
My dream is to create a Moroccan lounge area in what is now my living room. This book has been most inspiring.
Agagamand
This book features some very interesting residences. Many of the homes featured in this book were actually purchased and fixed up by foreigners to be used as secondary residences, although some live there primarily. There are also some very unusual residences featured in this book.
Memuro
nice picturebook
Tiainar
This is the book to buy if you want to experience the color an style Of Moroccan houses.
If you look for ideas for your interior ,and you like warm colors ,this book is the one to choose.
Preservation or desecration of certain architectural styles and decorative heritage goes in and out of fashion the world over. It's not only Morocco that wanted to demolish the old and over-value the new. How much of the beauty and culture of the East has been lost in the name of "progress"? The situation is not simple, however. In the latter part of the 20th century there was an urgent need throughout the Mediterranean for affordable, modern housing for quickly expanding populations and growing economies strapped for cash, skills and resources. Unfortunately aesthetics and the traditions of artisans often got trampled in the rush. Lisa Lovett-Smith's sumptuous Moroccan Interiors reminds us that embracing preservation has so much to offer the present and the future. While she focuses on the homes of the rich, ex-patriate and famous and could therefore be accused of being elitist, she also illuminates the beauty of the simplest of objects that could be found in any home, rich or poor. Lovett-Smith has divided Morocco into regions and cities and celebrated the best of each, appreciating the exquisite, ornate beauty of Islamic art and the colour schemes reflecting the dramatic terrain of the Mediterranean: desert ochre and blistering reds, turquoise, azure, sapphire, gold, saffron and cinnamon to name a few. Lovett-Smith is aware that a picture tells a thousand words and her accompanying text in several languages is brief. The photography is faultless and the lighting of the interiors unobtrusive. This is not just an ornate coffee table book. It is a valuable archive, a celebration of great style and a treasure trove of inspiration for interior architects, artists and designers.

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