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Shop for boutique coffee table books that make great gifts and elevate interior design. "Living In" explores the unique architecture of homes around the world.
Take a contemporary approach to interior design just by incorporating beautiful books into your home decor. From displaying an interesting conversation starter piece on your coffee table to styling floral vase arrangements and tablescapes, Living In: Modern Masterpieces of Residential Architecture is the perfect book to make a statement. This exciting book published by gestalten features the findings of Openhouse, the leading design magazine, and its rare look inside of some of the world's most extraordinary homes. The editors open the doors to their highlights, including exclusive photography and rarely seen homes. Using stunning photos to tell a story, Openhouse successfully describes what it feels like to occupy these spaces from the perspective of their owners - who themselves have become stewards of architectural history.An international publishing house, gestalten collaborates with the world's most interesting creatives to document and anticipate vital movements in architecture and interiors, design and fashion, food, travel, and escape and mobility. The global publisher is known for its unique lens across print and digital mediums. 13 Tall x 9.75 Wide Hardcover 288 Pages Published by gestalten Wrapped in plastic wrap *Ethically printed and made in Belgium.

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