Entrée principale:

Bradbury, Dominic, author.

Titre et auteur:

Collett-Zarzycki : the tailored home / Dominic Bradbury.

Publication:

London : Lund Humphries, 2019.
©2019

Description:

159 pages : chiefly illustrations (chiefly color) ; 30 x 24 cm

Notes:
Residential Architecture -- New Forest House -- Cannes House -- Provence-Alpes Villa -- Safari Lodge -- Alpes-Maritimes Villa -- Interiors-Country -- Tuscan House -- La Bergerie -- Corsican House -- Hotel Almhof Schneider -- Interiors-Town -- St James's Apartment -- Eaton Square ApartmentOne -- Eaton Square Apartment Two -- Collett Townhouse -- Zarzycki Townhouse -- Chelsea Duplex -- Knightsbridge Townhouse -- Ways Of Making -- Bespoke Design -- Integrated Furniture -- Loose Furniture -- Lighting -- Kitchens -- Bathrooms -- Bedrooms -- Tailored Space.

Résumé:

Richly illustrated, 'Collett-Zarzycki: The Tailored Home' provides a thoughtful and comprehensive account of how this atelier has built an extraordinary portfolio of residential work over the last 30 years. From London town houses to Tuscan retreats to new build vacation homes on the French Riviera, Collett-Zarzycki's work encompasses architecture, interiors and landscape design, with an emphasis on refined spaces, crafted materials and bespoke furniture. This rare capacity to span the entire spectrum of design has given rise to homes of great cohesion and charm, as well as originality and individuality.0With backgrounds in the art world and engineering, as well as formative years in both Africa and the UK, Anthony Collett and Andrzej Zarzycki bring a wealth of experience to bear upon projects that are defined by their unique sense of character, developed in response to site, setting and the considered needs of their clients.

ISBN:

9781848222922 (hardcover)
1848222920 (hardcover)

Sujet:

Collett, Anthony.
Zarzycki, Andrzej.
Collett-Zarzycki.
Architecture, Domestic Europe.
Architecture, Domestic.
Europe.

Vedettes secondaires:

Tailored home

Exemplaires:

Localisation: Bibliothèque main 306299
Cote: BIB 251914
Statut: Disponible