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Re-de-sign: New Directions for Your Interior Design Career
In her new book, Cathy Whitlock lays out a blueprint of also takes time to point out where the profession is headed
success for both aspiring interior designers and veterans of and discusses education choices for the next generation of
the industry. “Re-de-sign: New Directions for Your Inte- great designers. This book serves as an excellent tool for
rior Design Career” is a thorough and animated look at the the designer with little to no experience and the established
complex identity of the modern interior designer. Whitlock designer who has already achieved success. Whitlock ac-
outlines every different kind of career path a designer can complishes this by colorfully describing the many ways a
take, including specialties such as set decoration and yacht designer can make a living without seeming dull or vapid.
design, and profiles many designers in the industry. She Published by Fairchild Books, New York.
Jacques Grange Interiors
“Jacques Grange Interiors” by Pierre Passebon is the
in Paris. His 268-page book takes readers on a journey
first book about this acclaimed French interior designer.
through many of Grange’s spectacular interiors, includ-
Grange is known for his ability to disappear behind his
ing his collaborations with Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre
designs and believes décor should serve as a self-por-
Bergé on Laurent’s residences in Paris and Deauville in
trait of the occupant and not the designer. Passebon is
France and Marrakech and Tangier in Morocco. The book
the owner and director of the Galerie Mark Sales & De-
features full-page photos of many of Grange’s interiors and
sign Boutique at The Mark Hotel in New York, which
includes a detailed caption section for all 200 photos. Pub-
Grange completely redesigned, and the Galerie du Passage
lished by Flammarion, distributed by Rizzoli New York.
Small Space Living
In her second book, “Small Space Living,” author Christine
apartments, older homes and cottages. “Small Space Liv-
Brun, ASID, draws on her more than 30 years of experi-
ing” offers useful design ideas that provide creative and
ence in the interior design industry, compiling her favorite
practical solutions for all small environments. Brun is also
rade
solutions and products most suited for small space living.
the author of “Big Ideas for Small Spaces” as well as the
The book features 325 color photos that showcase living in
syndicated newspaper column Small Spaces, which is pub-
places smaller than 1,200 square feet. Chapters are divided
lished in more than 20 newspapers including the Boston
Design T
by room type and a well-organized directory provides lists
Globe, San Francisco Chronicle and Palm Beach Post.
of cottages available as kits, as well as products that fit in
Published by Schiffer Publishing, Ltd., Pennsylvania.
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