I went to the book store a few days ago and bought a few books I've been dying to own for some time.
I just love books. Like good vintage clothes, I can never seem to get rid of them. I love the way they smell. I love the look of a beautiful coffee table book. Books are calming. *Sigh*
They are lovely though. I bought the newest edition of Flea Market Style (this is actually a magazine, but who's counting). You know how much I love decorating.
I also bought The Fashion File. Which is the styling book by the costume designer of Mad Men, Janie Bryant (did you know she was also the costume designer on Deadwood? Love her!). I've already read it cover to cover and I bought it two days ago.
And finally, I bought Vintage Handbags by Marnie Fogg. This has been on my radar for a while since I already own Vintage Fashion and Vintage Shoes.
Have you bought any good vintage related books recently? Or, have you bought any of these books? What did you think of them? I'd love to know!
Lisa.xo
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Showing posts with label books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label books. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Monday, November 29, 2010
John Pawson : Plain Space - The Book.
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| Architect John Pawson with the book. |
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| John Pawson : Plain Space by Alison Morris |
I have definitely added this book to my wishlist and to my amazon.com bookstore - simply click on my bookstore on the right hand side of my blog and have a closer look.
Photographs via Plain Space.
Labels:
books,
John Pawson,
minimalism
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Book - Simple Home
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I was in Small Acorns last week and while talking to the lovely Amanda, my eye spied a great book. It is called Simple Home by Mark and Sally Bailey. When I pointed it out to Amanda, she mentioned their great website and 'Baileys Home Store' business that they have in the UK.
Mark and Sally Bailey believe in the repair, reuse and rethink philosophy - so their style is a mix of vintage and new. Check out their mail order store and see the amazing products that they source. Their Whitecross Farm would be a world to behold as you venture from one building to another to see all their collected products. Amazing. Unfortunately they do not deliver to New Zealand...yet.
Interior Design books and magazines should be inspirational and I have started my own Amazon bookstore, which you can see to the side of my blog. If you want to know what is on my bookshelf, what books I think are great and some books that I yearn for - check out my Amazon store. I'll keep updating it over time.
Photographs via various sources.
Labels:
books
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