books for the trade
Equestrian Style
Journalist and horse enthusiast Vicky Moon’s “Equestrian Style, Home
Design, Couture, and Collections from the Eclectic to the Elegant” is the first
book to view the equine world through the lens of home décor and design.
Moon captures the equestrian lifestyle with an unprecedented peek into sev-
eral dozen stunning horse-themed residences, from a French-inspired man-
sion to a converted barn. With 450 luxurious photographs and richly detailed
editorial features, “Equestrian Style” is certain to inspire horse enthusiasts
and designers alike to bring a stylish bit of the stable into their homes. Pub-
lished by the Crown Publishing Group, New York.
Interiors by Design
We are the Experts in the Office Furniture Business
“Interiors by Design” by Ros Byam Shaw provides the novice decorator
with a blueprint of the design processes used by many professionals. It is
organized into three sections: the first looks at the earliest stage of design and
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how to make a “design brief;” the second part features room layouts from
several famous designers’ most successful projects; the third is a collection of
trade secrets from designers such as Voon Wong and Mary Shaw. The book is
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informative for both the design greenhorn and the veteran, and the full-page
color photos are sure to inspire. Published by Ryland, Peters & Small, New
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Bunny Williams’ Point of View
“You learn from people with great taste,” is the mantra of this
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personal collection of designs and memories from interior design
legend Bunny Williams. The book is semi-biographical, as she
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takes us from her early years in New York, working at antique
shop Stair & Co. in the ‘60s, through her rise to design promi-
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nence at Parish-Hadley, to the Dominican Republic, where she
and her husband built their vacation home. She details her inti-
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mate initial meetings with clients, where she works diligently to
discover their sense of style, so she can craft the perfect environ-
ment for them. Bunny’s story is interesting and engaging, and
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includes full-size photos of many of her projects, resulting in a
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compelling narrative of her life and works. Published by Stewart,
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