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Hallways, Corridors, & Staircases: Developing the Decorative & Practical Potential of Every Corner of Your Home
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Product Description
Hallways, Corridors, & Staircases Houses and apartments have traditionally been seen as a series of rooms-but, when it comes to interior design, there is a great deal more to be considered. For example, the entrance hall is the introduction to everything that follows, making it crucial in setting the scene. Corridors and landings may have been built to give access to the main spaces, but they offer wonderful opportunities for storage and display. The stairs, too, are important since they are the single element that holds a house together, floor by floor. Hallways, Corridors, & Staircases is packed with exciting and inspirational ideas about how to develop the potential of these often unconsidered spaces. Leading interiors writer Leslie Geddes-Brown shares her knowledge and experience in the first book to explore in depth this absorbing subject.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1368145 in Books
- Published on: 2002-08-04
- Original language: English
- Binding: Hardcover
- 192 pages
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About the Author
Christopher Drake was born in South America, brought up in Norway, and now lives in London. He started his career as an in-house photographer's, including Snowdon, Bailey, and Avedon. He moved into interiors photography and his work is now featured in an international range of magazines, including Architectural Digest (Germany), Victoria Magazine, Homes & Gardens, World of Interiors, and Country Living. For Ryland Peters & Small he has photographed Enrica Stabile's Open Air Living and Comfortable Country.
Leslie Geddes-Brown, a former deputy editor of World of Interiors and Country Life, is one of Britain's leading writers on interiors and gardening. Her books include The Floral Home and Chelsea : the Greatest Flower Show on Earth; and she is author of Home Furnishing with Fabric and Waterside Living (both also published by Ryland Peters & Small), Leslie writes for the Daily Telegraph, the Sunday Times, You magazine, Town and Country, and Country Life. She divides her time between a Georgian townhouse in London, a farmhouse in Tuscan hills, and a medieval moated manor house in Suffolk.
