| Description |
210 pages : color illustrations ; 26 x 27 cm |
| Summary |
A renowned architect illustrates how design elements such as cabinets, wainscoting, and pocket doors can personalize a home and features twenty-four new and remodeled homes to demonstrate how these and other details can bring an ordinary small home to life. |
| Contents |
The not so big house up close -- Curves and color bring a tiny house to life -- Rooms defined but not confined -- Craftsman character on a narrow lot -- A houseboat full of nautical charm -- A jewel box of texture and detail -- The nature of materials -- Order in the details -- Rooms afloat above a garden -- Defining space with light -- Serenity on a budget -- A spare house that sparkles -- Classic cottage simplicity -- Texas Tuscan -- Detailed for the view -- Zen warmth -- A modest ranch opens up -- Creating coziness in a large cottage -- Reinventing the family home -- The illusion of more space -- Laid-back Florida cracker -- Grace, elegance, and storage in 650 sq. ft. -- Simple trim, substantial impact -- Ceilings shine in rooms without walls. |
| Subject |
Interior architecture.
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Architecture -- Details.
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Room layout (Dwellings)
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Small houses.
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| Added Author |
Vassallo, Marc.
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Gutmaker, Ken.
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| ISBN |
1561586811 hardcover |
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9781561586813 hardcover |
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9781561589845 |
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1561589845 |
| Standard No. |
978156158683 |
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