Interior Design Master Class gathers one hundred of America's most respected designers — among them Bunny Williams, Thomas O'Brien, Jeffrey Bilhuber and Suzanne Kasler — and asks each for a single lesson on the art of decoration. Edited by Carl Dellatore, the essays are organized by theme, from comfort, lighting and color to philosophy and restraint, and each is paired with photographs of the designer's own rooms.
It reads as a reference as much as a coffee-table book: practical where it needs to be, opinionated throughout, and illustrated with 300 color photographs across 352 pages. A smart gift for anyone decorating a first home or rethinking a long-lived one.
Published by Rizzoli New York.
