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Inspirations from France & Italy - cover

Inspirations from France & Italy

Betty Lou Phillips

Publisher: Gibbs Smith

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Summary

In this luxurious new  book, best-selling author and acclaimed interior designer Betty Lou  Phillips presents fresh and inspiring design ideas from France, Italy,  England, Portugal, and beyond, bringing old-world artistry to uptown  European glamour. With a chic blend that is traditional yet edgy-and  perfect for today's choice-driven design aesthetic-Phillips' eighth book  caters to sophisticated and wide-ranging tastes, bringing home the  warmth of the Tuscan countryside and the vibrant colors of the  Mediterranean. Luscious color images illustrate how to create an elegant  and well-appointed space in a distinctively personal style.
Available since: 09/11/2007.
Print length: 208 pages.

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