The Perfectly Imperfect Home
Rizzoli New York joined such prestigious American institutions as Tiffany’s, Saks, and Cartier when it first opened the Rizzoli Bookstore on Fifth Avenue in 1964. In the following years, its landmark building in New York became the center for the company’s national expansion, adding new bookstores throughout the country and, a decade later, establishing an eminent publishing house renowned today for high-quality, illustrated books.
The Perfectly Imperfectly Home by Deborah Needleman is a book that will show you how to decorate for the best life you can have, with all its joys and imperfections. Over the years, founding editor-in-chief of Domino magazine Deborah Needleman, has seen all kinds of rooms, with various furnishings. Her conclusion: It's not hard to create a relaxed, stylish, and comfortable home. Just a few well-considered items can completely change the feel of your space, and The Perfectly Imperfect Home reveals them all. Ranging from classics such as "A Really Good Sofa" and "Pretty Table Settings" to unusual surprises like "A Bit of Quirk" and "Cozifications," the essential elements of style are treated in witty and useful short essays. You'll learn what to look for, whether you are at a flea market, a fancy boutique, or just mining what you already own.
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- Pages: 258
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Rizzoli New York joined such prestigious American institutions as Tiffany’s, Saks, and Cartier when it first opened the Rizzoli Bookstore on Fifth Avenue in 1964. In the following years, its landmark building in New York became the center for the company’s national expansion, adding new bookstores throughout the country and, a decade later, establishing an eminent publishing house renowned today for high-quality, illustrated books.
The Perfectly Imperfectly Home by Deborah Needleman is a book that will show you how to decorate for the best life you can have, with all its joys and imperfections. Over the years, founding editor-in-chief of Domino magazine Deborah Needleman, has seen all kinds of rooms, with various furnishings. Her conclusion: It's not hard to create a relaxed, stylish, and comfortable home. Just a few well-considered items can completely change the feel of your space, and The Perfectly Imperfect Home reveals them all. Ranging from classics such as "A Really Good Sofa" and "Pretty Table Settings" to unusual surprises like "A Bit of Quirk" and "Cozifications," the essential elements of style are treated in witty and useful short essays. You'll learn what to look for, whether you are at a flea market, a fancy boutique, or just mining what you already own.
- Hardcover
- Pages: 258
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Rizzoli New York joined such prestigious American institutions as Tiffany’s, Saks, and Cartier when it first opened the Rizzoli Bookstore on Fifth Avenue in 1964. In the following years, its landmark building in New York became the center for the company’s national expansion, adding new bookstores throughout the country and, a decade later, establishing an eminent publishing house renowned today for high-quality, illustrated books.
The Perfectly Imperfectly Home by Deborah Needleman is a book that will show you how to decorate for the best life you can have, with all its joys and imperfections. Over the years, founding editor-in-chief of Domino magazine Deborah Needleman, has seen all kinds of rooms, with various furnishings. Her conclusion: It's not hard to create a relaxed, stylish, and comfortable home. Just a few well-considered items can completely change the feel of your space, and The Perfectly Imperfect Home reveals them all. Ranging from classics such as "A Really Good Sofa" and "Pretty Table Settings" to unusual surprises like "A Bit of Quirk" and "Cozifications," the essential elements of style are treated in witty and useful short essays. You'll learn what to look for, whether you are at a flea market, a fancy boutique, or just mining what you already own.
- Hardcover
- Pages: 258
