The Provencal House: Architecture and Interiors FROM THE PUBLISHER
No region evokes the beauty of country living like Provence. One of the main attractions of this exquisite, sunny French landscape is its stunning domestic architecture. The Provencal house has a timeless and enduring appeal. Built of stone and washed with deep, bright color, these homes' simplicity and honesty have enthralled countless visitors. The Provencal House is an intimate exploration of 16 never-before-seen homes of Provence. More than 200 lush color photographs invite readers to experience the beauty of the whole house -- as well as the details and objects that make it so rich. Stone, tile and timber combine harmoniously, creating a sense of life rooted in the land and in tradition. Divided into sections devoted to the town house, the country house, and the manor house The Provencal House captures the individual character of these homes, which range from the classic to the contemporary abodes.
SYNOPSIS
Thornycroft, a regular contributor to international design and lifestyle magazines, explores 16 classic and contemporary town, country, and manor houses of Provence, France. Some 200 high-quality photos invite readers to experience the beauty of the whole house as well as interior details, art, furnishings, gardens, and outdoor living spaces. Photographer Andreas von Einsiedel is a frequent contributor to interior design publications. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR