Libros

Esta enciclopedia, en dos volúmenes, abarca desde el año 2000 a.C. hasta la actualidad. Contiene una recopilación de más de 800 piezas entre espadas, sables y machetes, tanto militares como de uso civil, con las correspondientes fotografías a color y sus descripciones.This encyclopedia covers in (...)

Inside Milan ventures behind closed doors in this unique cultural capital that is renowned as a world leader in fashion, design, art, and industry. In this beautifully photographed new book, icons such as Veronica and Jacopo Etro, Martina Mondadori, JJ Martin, and Barnaba Fornasetti reveal why they (...)

The first illustrated book to chronicle the dramatic 1973 face-off between French and American fashion designers, which left an indelible mark on the fashion industry, launched American designers as a global force, and challenged the cultural norms of the time.Images from the archives of renowned (...)

Late Antiquity and the early Middle Ages are now understood as times of extraordinary skill and creativity in the decorative arts. In the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantium) artists and craftsmen transitioned from Roman' to Byzantine' art and inspired a move from naturalism to a more hieratic and (...)

In this follow-up to her sensational Sensual Home, Ilse Crawford is once again breaking new ground in her study of the individual's search for the perfect home. Continuing the theme of 'one eye sees, the other feels', the book moves beyond the senses into an investigation of our basic human drives (...)

Purple: the color of royalty, creativity, luxury, magic, and peace. It is seen in nature lavender, plum, amethyst and in fashion, jewelry, art, interiors, and architecture. Now, interior designer Carlos Mota follows his acclaimed book G: Forever Green with this new look at purple, a color that (...)

This handsome volume presents the newest projects from interior designer Tom Scheerer, whom The New York Times proclaimed "one of the true American greats"An interior designer walks into a room and at a glance knows exactly what needs to be done to transform it from ho-hum to sublime. That is Tom (...)