Top Coffee Table Books That Feel Right At Home
From the Runway to the Garden: Top Coffee Table Books That Feel Right At Home
Carolyne Roehm‘s book, At Home in the Garden chronicles the designer’s love and care for her beloved New England garden. Each images are visually stimulating, and they evoke a feeling of the “eternal summer” that I secretly wish for – long after September. The book launched back in October 27 of this year, and I’ve been fascinated by it ever since.
Are you looking for inspirational garden ideas for 2016, or would you like to acquire a coffee table book that you can curl up to next to your fireplace during the long winter, and be whisked away? Than this book is the one.
Carolyne Roehm at Home in the Garden is dedicated to her 59 acre garden at Weatherstone, Sharon, CT, and features both the designer’s photography her art work, and of course some of her classic interiors.
Gaetano Savini, the Man Who Was BRIONI
In the age when Savile Row was synonymous with men’s style, an innovative Italian, Gaetano Savini, put his country on the map, forever reinventing menswear. From the first men’s fashion show at Florence’s Palazzo Pitti in 1952 to his craftsmanship influences still evident in today’s styles, Savini was truly a creator on the cutting edge.
Gaetano Savini, the Man Who Was BRIONI takes the reader inside the Italian fashion designer’s legacy as the visionary and designer extraordinaire behind the Brioni luxury brand. The book highlights examples of Savini’s innovative cuts, bold colors, and the psychedelic patterns that led the Peacock Revolution of the 1960s. It also includes sketches and newspaper articles illustrating how the man became the legend.
No Italian tailor is better at creating that ‘second glance’ style for men than Brioni.
San Francisco Examiner, 1972
Gaetano Savini, the Man Who Was BRIONI is published by Assouline, and is also available at Saks Fifth Avenue, Barnes and Nobles, and Amara.
