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　　marisa bartolucci

photography by radek kurzaj

Many books that claim to offer inspiration for small- space

design and decoration inspire nothing more than a sense of wistful

inadequacy in the average reader. More aspirational than

inspirational, they fail to deliver doable, livable design ideas

for real people with real families and all-too-real budgets. Here

now, at last, is a truly practical guide to living in small spaces

that focuses on 'real' style rather than unattainable 'high'

style.

In 400 specially commissioned colour photographs

and an easily accessible, fast and fun text, design guru Marisa

Bartolucci takes us inside thirty-three homes to reveal how one's

own innate sense of personal style is really the most effective

tool for transforming an ordinary cramped living space into an

extraordinarily stylish, small yet functional private sanctuary. A

myriad of handy hints include advice on colour and lighting

choices, built-in furniture possibilities and neat storage

solutions.

From the DIY-dcor of university digs to the

two-bedroom apartment of design writer Michael Webb,a real range of

sizes, styles and budgets is featured here - hope for anyone who

has ever looked at their cramped quarters and longed for more

living space!With 400 colour illustrations

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书籍介绍

In 400 specially commissioned colour photographs and an accessible, fast and fun text, design guru Marisa Bartolucci takes us inside the homes of 33 dramatically different little-space dwellers - the spaces range from a 100-square-foot dormitory room to a 1000 square-foot garden flat - to reveal how one's innate sense of personal style is really the most effective tool for transforming an ordinary cramped living space into an extraordinarily stylish, small yet functional private sanctuary. From the DIY decor of student Yen Fgen's digs to the antique-filled studio of Steven Earle, design director for Martha Stewart, to the two-bedroom garden apartment of design writer Michael Webb, a range of sizes, styles and budgets is featured here - hope for everyone who has ever looked at their cramped quarters and longed for more living space.