Country Living Simple Sustainable Style: Ways to Make a House Your Home
Author(s): Randy Florke
This highly accessible decorating primer gets a beautiful new cover. Designer Randy Florke--who has been featured in "Country Living," the "New York Times," "People" magazine, and on the "Today" show--showcases his warm, homey, and sustainable heartland sensibility. Florke explores his "three muses" of design--comfort, economy, and color--and presents real-life examples of rooms that radiate charm. Comfort resides in line-dried quilts and overstuffed sofas. Economy means items chosen from flea markets, thrift stores, or grandmother's attic. Country color is the faded blue of crockery and the pale shades of damask tablecloths. Anyone hoping to transform a home from ordinary to extraordinary will find thrifty and stylish ways to design, plus a numerous "Quick Fix" sections with cheap, fast solutions to common problems.
General Information
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- : Hearst Books
- : Hearst Books
- : 1.12
- : United Kingdom
- : books
Other Specifications
- : Randy Florke
- : Hardback
- : 747.0973
- : 192
- : illustrations
More About The Product
For more than 30 years, "Country Living" has been the definitive guide to the country lifestyle. With a subscription base of 1.6 million readers and a monthly readership of 11 million, "Country Living" is the largest-selling shelter magazine on the newsstand.
Randy Florke has been a contributing editor to "Country Living" and is also author of "Restore. Recycle. Repurpose." Randy's busy life includes a growing family and homes in New York City, Larrabee, IA, and Sullivan Counties, NY.
