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This rising star s first monograph showcases vibrant, elegantly
stylish rooms that offer bits of the unexpected that reflect a deep
connection to their surroundings. Having apprenticed with such
celebrated New York interior designers as David Easton, Bunny
Williams, and David Kleinberg, Manger recently launched his own
firm. He has quickly established himself as a top designer with a
well-heeled clientele designing inviting interiors that resonate
good taste. This amazing talent s affinity for seeking the best
artisans and workrooms for custom work result in impeccable homes
that will remain enviably chic for generations to come. Manger s
interiors are further distinguished by their strong connection to
locale with their sense of authenticity. Throughout this stunning
book, Manger introduces fundamental elements that inform his design
choices for a several magnificent projects, giving readers a window
into his process. Highlights include a Park Avenue apartment in an
iconic Candela building; an original Shingle-style cottage in
Southampton, New York; a historically restored house perched on the
cliffs of St. Andrews, Scotland; a Haussmann pied-a-terre on
Boulevard St. Germain in Paris; and a contemporary home overlooking
the Bay of Palma in Mallorca, Spain. Regardless of location, every
project, captured in stunning photography, combines traditional
inspiration with contemporary elegance and suitability, placing
Manger in a league of his own.
A collection of nine contemporary homes by architect Celeste
Robbins, who imbues her modern designs with warmth and emotion In
her first monograph, Chicago-based architect Celeste Robbins of
Robbins Architecture proves that contemporary design can be
inviting, comfortable, and graciously responsive to how we live.
Illustrating Robbins’s holistic vision, which integrates
architecture, interior design, and landscape, The Meaningful Modern
Home features nine significant projects across the United States
realized in different styles and natural materials. All offer
living proof of how modernism can be warm and rooted in a vivid
sense of place.
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