‘We found that many people don't want to give up their pretty fabrics and pretty china. Yet they wonder whether they can have a pared-back, simple interior and still have vintage cushions and granny's dishes.’ This quote from Atlanta Bartlett highlights the challenge many face in balancing personal style with minimal design.
‘Our homes should reflect that, shiny and matte, rough with smooth.’ This insight from Bartlett emphasizes the importance of contrast in design, showcasing the beauty that arises from a combination of differing materials and styles.
‘We wanted to go beyond the lonely sofa in the monastic, empty room to achieve a softer, comfortable look that is still calm and a little Zen.’ Dave Coote articulates a vision for spaces that offer both tranquility and warmth, moving away from stark minimalism.
‘The richly photographed, 244-page hardcover shows us how with looks that land at the four-way intersection of simplicity, authenticity, glamour and comfort.’ This overview signifies the book's comprehensive approach to blending aesthetics in home design.
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