A new series of books published by teNeues showcases contrasts in stylish living
from urban to countryside settings, as well as Scandinavian-style interiors. A
fourth book featuring luxury living around the world has also just been released
by the same publisher.
Highlighting the fact that urban homes are as varied as the cities themselves,
Living in Style City offers an illustrated coffee table tour of properties ranging
from a São Paulo apartment to a London townhouse – and a palazzo in Rome to
a luxurious house in Beirut.
Especially aimed at “busy urbanities…plagued by an insatiable desire to escape
the city to the countryside to breath in fresh air, yearning silence and comfort”,
Living in Style Country features the interiors of homes that have been influenced
by their pristine surroundings of nature, mountains and lakes. These escapes are
appointed with natural building materials to maintain an atmosphere ranging
from vintage to cutting-edge modern… from a restored English barn and cosy
Provençal and Umbrian cottages to colonial houses on the American coastline.
As Living in Style Scandinavia displays in stunning fashion, Nordic interiors “exude
a classically modern elegance, boasting both innovation and the highest
comfort standards”, with lighting and a deeply rooted connection to nature
playing just as much a role in the spaces as intense colours and graphic design.
An authoritative reference for designers, homeowners and art collectors over the
past two decades, interior design magazine OBJEKT©International has now produced
a coffee table book featuring diverse interiors from around the world, while
also focusing on the owners and their personal stories. OBJEKT©International
founder Hans Fonk is known for photographing and presenting latest developments
in design, art, and architecture in a visually appealing manner.
www.teneues.com
