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Brooklyn interiors
Title:
Brooklyn interiors
Author:
Hackett, Kathleen.

Robertson, Hilary.

Williams, Matthew.
ISBN:
9780847847457
Publication Information:
New York : Rizzoli, 2016.
Physical Description:
239 p. : col. ill. ; 26 cm
Abstract:
The renegade design spirit that has turned Brooklyn into a bastion of style. These days, Brooklyn is more than a place it's become a symbol for a whole style of living, one that is rooted in a broad-minded eclecticism and imbued with an aura of authenticity, originality, and independence. It has replaced Manhattan as home to indie fashion designers, filmmakers, artists, writers, actors, and entrepreneurs with trendsetting design sensibilities. Focusing entirely on private homes, this is the first book to get to the heart of the Brooklyn lifestyle. Profiling homes that exemplify a distinctive perspective, Brooklyn Interiors goes beyond the front doors of the new creative class inside the borough's most compelling brownstones, row houses, lofts, condos, carriage houses, and even one houseboat. From Williamsburg and Greenpoint to Carroll Gardens and Park Slope and every neighborhood in between, the connecting thread is a brilliant resourcefulness. There is also an uncanny knack for beautifully reconciling, a respect for tradition, an embrace of modernism, and a new love of the handcrafted.
Subject:
Interior decoration -- New York (State) -- New York.
Summary:
The renegade design spirit that has turned Brooklyn into a bastion of style. These days, Brooklyn is more than a place it's become a symbol for a whole style of living, one that is rooted in a broad-minded eclecticism and imbued with an aura of authenticity, originality, and independence. It has replaced Manhattan as home to indie fashion designers, filmmakers, artists, writers, actors, and entrepreneurs with trendsetting design sensibilities. Focusing entirely on private homes, this is the first book to get to the heart of the Brooklyn lifestyle. Profiling homes that exemplify a distinctive perspective, Brooklyn Interiors goes beyond the front doors of the new creative class inside the borough's most compelling brownstones, row houses, lofts, condos, carriage houses, and even one houseboat. From Williamsburg and Greenpoint to Carroll Gardens and Park Slope and every neighborhood in between, the connecting thread is a brilliant resourcefulness. There is also an uncanny knack for beautifully reconciling, a respect for tradition, an embrace of modernism, and a new love of the handcrafted.