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9781423625384

Classic Country (pb)

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  • ISBN13:

    9781423625384

  • ISBN10:

    1423625382

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2012-04-01
  • Publisher: Gibbs Smith

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Using her renovated farmhouse in Toulouse, France, as well as her residence in Santa Monica and a few other choice homes, Kathryn Ireland shows how to scheme a room using patterns, textures and colors together to create the feeling of a well-lived life. Relaxed and classic, casual yet sophisticated describes her style, influenced by European and international elegance and design.

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I t is a mistake to underestimate the significance of the relationship between humans and the cloth that they make. There is very little that is not revealed about the geography, status, economy, and above all identity of the maker or weaver of cloth; we are what wear and use cloth for. In modern, urban societies we have swapped natural or tribal costume for an adherence to the commands of international fashion houses. But the need to own or wear texture, colour, and pattern still results in the continuing reestablishment of our own identity.

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