Harlem Style: Designing for the New Urban Aesthetic
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| Rating | : | 4.56 (948 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1584790911 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 176 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-06-28 |
| Language | : | English |
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A wonderful addition to my library marcia A wonderful addition to my library. The photos are absolutely gorgeous. What I did not expect was the accompaniment of the rich fascinating historical commentary of Harlem. Kudos to the author! I use the book for design references as well as a beautiful accept piece in my home.. Gerrell said Loved this book from when first was published. Loved this book from when first was published, even was able to contact the author by email and converse about he design ideas.. "Harlem Style" according to Kindle Customer. This is a great addition to anyone that is looking for information on Urban Style. It is a older book, but it has so many pictures and discussions on the Urban style that are still holding today. I am happy to have it in my library of books on interior design and will refer to it often.
Section 2 breaks down a study of the aesthetic through signature design details such as color, texture, and pattern. Interspersed throughout are profiles of "eccentric" Harlem interiors by some of the true personalities of the neighborhood.. Section 3 brings it all together by showing how these design details are combined in whole rooms. With its roots in the first Harlem Renaissance, and reinterpreted today by the forerunners of the new urban aesthetic, this book defines how this style is being interpreted in home decor today - in Harlem, in New York City, and around the country, Featuring interiors by some of today's most sought-after designers, the book divides its study into three sections. Harlem Style is the first book to celebrate the modern design movement inspired by African- Americans. Section 1 traces the history and influence of Harlem Style from the first renaissance of the 1920s to today
"Harlem style" may be eclectic (exposed structural elements or faux Louis furniture, minimalist bedrooms or bric-a-brac-stuffed dining rooms) but it's always, assures designer Shade, "modern, worldly, fashionable, hipwith a distinct and identifiable ethnic twist." With an engaging mix of history (exploring how and why Harlem became the epicenter for African-American culture and design) and high-gloss style (featuring abundant and lavish photographs by Peter Madero, whose work has appeared in House and Garden and Architectural Digest), this volume offers readers a balance between social trends to consider and decorating ideas to copy. Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc. . A resource list names retail stores, trade showrooms and designers familiar with this urban visio
Peter Madero's work has been published in House & Garden, Metropolitan Home, Architectural Digest, and Casa Vogue. . Arango is the Lifestyle Editor of Essence magazine, where he writes primarily about home design and entertaining. Ms. Ms. Jones' show is shot in a casual studio resembling her Manhattan apartment (which has been decorated by the author, Rod Shade). He lives in New York City. Star Jones, a lawyer and former prosecutor, is c