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	The International Book of Lofts A visual feast of some of the most spectacular and ingenious residential lofts throughout the world, from Slesin and Cliff, the best-selling team responsible for French Style, English Style, and Caribbean Style. Over 370 full-colour photographs
	Lofts: Living & Working Spaces Drawing from the current trend of loft space for home or the office, this fascinating book uncovers great ideas for designing imaginative environments. Includes some of the most unusual projects finished in the past few years, giving readers a sense of adventure and creativity. French version
	Converted Spaces Spectacular gatefold features show in their entirety a broad spectrum of successful conversions that span from industrial heritage to rural past. These include a light-industrial factory, a heavy-industrial building, an office, a warehouse, a barn and a school - all specially photographed using a wide-angle, panoramic lens to convey a sense of unlimited space.
	Contemporary Details Fix up your home using the best ideas from around the world. The one-stop shopping guide to the best contemporary fittings, fixtures and surfaces available today. Readers will find items to suit every budget, from faucets and floors to cupboards and ceilings. As well, learn about the latest innovations in stairs, doors, windows, storage systems, lighting and heating.
	Loft Living Loft Living looks at the modern dwelling phenomenon that is "the ultimate in cool contemporary living." Peggy Vance considers 15 loft apartments that vary in style from "urban apartments in converted industrial buildings to a rural idyll in a former barn" in this attractive coffee-table book.
	Small Lofts Small Lofts showcases the variety of innovative ways that small industrial spaces can be transformed into spacious living areas. The open concept of loft living can be customized to suit most any taste, and this book guides us through 27 newly renovated lofts. Most spaces are under 1,000 square feet, with one loft measuring only 172 square feet.
	One Space Living Celebrating the appeal of open-plan living--from tiny studio apartments to huge loft conversions--this book offers practical, professional suggestions for creating smartly integrated, gracious home environments.
	minimal interiors Find inspiration for the exact style you want in your home. Whether your desire is a natural look, a minimum atmosphere, an elegant room or a romantic space, each volume in this new series provides beautiful examples of what professional interior designers have done to create these looks and moods for their own clients.
	manhattan lofts This book presents a critical survey of the Manhattan loft, revealing a definitive architectural typology whose central discipline lies in the mutation of pure space and materiality as realised in the architectural landscape of the interior, the common theme of which is openness.
	The Art Studio/Loft Manual Stop renting. Get out of the spare bedroom or garage: if you need and dream of large studio-lofts, you will need to read this book. Just one idea can save you hundreds of dollars and hours of your time! Just one idea may find you the studio of your dreams.
	minimalist lofts Minimalist Lofts presents a resplendent selection of international lofts that stand out for their pure lines and hard-hitting designs. The creators of these projects-among some of today's most prestigious architects-have converted industrial spaces into homes, offices, and shops.
	Lofts: Living in Space This book provides the history of loft inhabitation, as it went from bohemian refuge to a symbol of millennial cool during the past fifty years. From Andy Warhol's trademark tinfoil Factory of the '60s to Julian Schnabel's extravagant studio in the Village, the loft provides an area defined by the unique individual within it's walls.
	minimalist interiors While concentrating on private interiors, the book includes an excellent summary of minimalist concepts and their impact on fashion, architecture, dance, music, and other creative fields, reaching well beyond minimalism's original orbit when the term was first defined by a small group of New York artists in the 1960s.
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