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Format: Inbunden (Hardback)
Språk: Engelska
Antal sidor: 144
Utgivningsdatum: 2017-10-10
Förlag: Ryland, Peters & Small Ltd
Illustratör/Fotograf: 225 col photographs
Illustrationer: 225 col photographs
Dimensioner: 257 x 218 x 18 mm
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Antal komponenter: 1
ISBN: 9781849758772

In Scandinavian Modern, Magnus Englund and Christina Schmidt of design store Skandium trace the development of the Scandinavian style, introduce key designers and take a look at some of the most stylish homes in Scandinavia. The first section, Elements, takes a lively look at Scandinavian designers and design in the context of materials: wood, glass, textiles, ceramics and so on. The second section, Living, offers an in-depth visual survey of 12 outstanding homes in Denmark, Sweden and Finland, ranging from modern country houses to sophisticated city-centre apartments. The accompanying text provides a fascinating insight into each home, describing its design, planning and evolution.

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Walter Gropius

Magnus Englund, Leyla Daybelge

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Köp

Skickas inom vardagar.
Uncle Oscar's Chairs

Magnus Englund, Daniel Frost

170

Köp

Skickas inom vardagar.
Isokon and the Bauhaus in Britain

Leyla Daybelge, Magnus Englund

251

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Skickas inom vardagar.
Uncle Oscar''s Chairs

Magnus Englund, Daniel Frost

81

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Magnus Englund, who wrote the text for this book, is a co-founder of Skandium, a British group of stores selling modern Scandinavian furniture and homeware. Born in Sweden, Magnus used to live in Stockholm, where he owned a men's fashion store. Since opening the first Skandium store in London in 1999, he has played an instrumental role in creating a renewed international interest in Scandinavian design. Magnus is now a director of the Isokon Gallery Trust in London and is working on several new books. Christina Schmidt, who sourced the locations for this book, is also a co-founder of Skandium. Finnish by nationality, she grew up in Germany and Finland and lived in Sweden before settling in Britain. Christina worked as a fashion photographer in Stockholm for many years, giving her an eye for detail that has proved most useful when developing the Skandium furniture and accessories collection. Christina now works as an interior designer in London through her own company.