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Thanks for pointing this out...another book to track down. I love that you can watch how style evolves!
ReplyDeleteMe too, R.A.! It's a spectacular book, and I'm sure you'll love it. I will post more from it another time.
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what a great book....some of those shots wouldnt seem out of place in any of todays books or magazines...
ReplyDeleteGreat post Scott. Much of this still looks fresh-real style is timeless.
ReplyDeletewhat a perfect gift :-) I'm sure you're enjoying it!
ReplyDeleteCBD / SR2 - You're both absolutely right - isn't it amazing?! There are aspects of these rooms that could literally be copied today and seem fresh!
ReplyDeleteYes, Stefan- It was a nice gift, and I am still enjoying it!
I have the 1970 version of this series and it's fabulous. You can see exactly where Jonathan Adler and Kelly Wearstler stole all of their ideas from.
ReplyDeleteThis is incredible...thank you for posting it! xx
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