The Essential House Book

The Essential House Book by Terence Conran, published by Conran Octopus in 2003, is a comprehensive home-design reference that spans 272 pages. This edition serves as a guide for readers looking to cultivate a personal sense of style in their living spaces, addressing both significant structural changes and smaller design elements. Written in English, it provides practical insights into various aspects of home design.
Readers will find that the book is organized into five main sections, each focusing on different elements of home design. It includes advice on decorating and furnishing options, along with a checklist of maintenance tips to help maintain a well-designed home. Additionally, the book features an index of useful addresses, which encompasses advisory bodies, architects, designers, suppliers, and shops, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in architecture and interior design.
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In this home-design reference book for the ’90s, the five main sections show the reader how to develop a personal sense of style and to carry it through to reality, whether in major structural changes or smaller design touches. There is additional advice on the best decorating and furnishing options, a checklist of maintenance tips, and an index of useful addresses including advisory bodies, architects, designers, suppliers and shops.
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