Rooms: Design and decoration

Stefanidis, John

Arts & Photography

Phoenix Illustrated

Living by Design: A Country House and Garden

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Crafts & Hobbies

Weidenfeld&Nicolson

John Stefanidis's clients include Lord Jacob Rothschild, the Duke and Duchess of Westminster, Ann Getty, Leslie Wexner and Galen Weston. He is renowned for his elegant yet practical and comfortable designs. Nowhere is this more apparent than in this collection of rooms from some of the beautiful homes he has designed in recent years in the UK, US (New York, Rhode Island and Florida), the Caribbean, France, Switzerland, Italy and Greece. Here he analyzes the way in which he has created individuality and atmosphere in each of the houses, providing ideas that are easily transferable to other settings. It may be the use of light or colour, fabric, the placement of furniture within a space or the arrangement of beautiful objects. His ideas combine to make each home stylish and unique. In a final section on rooms and details from many homes, he highlights what makes each one special and successful.

John Stefanidis Designs

Cassell Illustrated*

With vivid colors, bold simplicity, and the use of stone, stucco, and tile, the Patmos house of renowned interior designer John Stefanidis is a source of inspiration for homeowners and decorators worldwide. John Stefanidis has created a quintessential island house in Patmos, Greece. Its bold use of Mediterranean colors, natural materials, and crisp, clean lines epitomize this comfortable yet sophisticated style, which is surprisingly easy to evoke at home. Sun-drenched rooms make use of such materials as tile, stone, and stucco. One of the hallmarks of the house is its emphasis on indoor/outdoor living: spaces such as the "garden rooms" and the "breakfast terrace" are outside, yet are thought of as parts of the house. The exquisite gardens are further evidence of a style that easily flows from the inside to the outside of this beautiful and inspiring home. In his own words, Stefanidis explains how the house has evolved over many years, reflecting the designer’s love for the island, his original use of vibrant color, his eclectic and cosmopolitan aesthetic, and a desire to combine comfort with style. With two hundred vibrant photographs, the book demonstrates how the picturesque scenery of an island retreat and its rich history and culture provide inspiration for present-day living.

An Island Sanctuary: A House in Greece

Moore, Susanna

Architecture

Rizzoli Universe Promotional Books

A look at a leading designer's own home--a rustic country estate--reveals his dramatic use of foliage and light and discusses the details of each room to show how individual spaces link to form the complete look. First serial, House Beautiful.

John Stefanidis Living By Design

Rizzoli

With vivid colors, bold simplicity, and the use of stone, stucco, and tile, the Patmos house of renowned interior designer John Stefanidis is a source of inspiration for homeowners and decorators worldwide. John Stefanidis has created a quintessential island house in Patmos, Greece. Its bold use of Mediterranean colors, natural materials, and crisp, clean lines epitomize this comfortable yet sophisticated style, which is surprisingly easy to evoke at home. Sun-drenched rooms make use of such materials as tile, stone, and stucco. One of the hallmarks of the house is its emphasis on indoor/outdoor living: spaces such as the "garden rooms" and the "breakfast terrace" are outside, yet are thought of as parts of the house. The exquisite gardens are further evidence of a style that easily flows from the inside to the outside of this beautiful and inspiring home. In his own words, Stefanidis explains how the house has evolved over many years, reflecting the designer’s love for the island, his original use of vibrant color, his eclectic and cosmopolitan aesthetic, and a desire to combine comfort with style. With two hundred vibrant photographs, the book demonstrates how the picturesque scenery of an island retreat and its rich history and culture provide inspiration for present-day living.

This long-awaited monograph brings together fifty years of work and demonstrates how the interiors guru has drawn on a global range of influences for his designs as well as his furniture and fabric collections.\nJohn Stefanidis established his design practice in Chelsea, London, in 1967, attracting a discerning international clientele with his carefully considered, vibrant, and beautiful transformation of homes worldwide.\nIf there is such a thing as a Stefanidis “look,” it combines an original use of vibrant color, an eclectic aesthetic, great sensitivity to proportions, and comfort matched with international flair. With interiors that are often distinguished by bespoke elements—bronze door pulls, oak shutters, an inlaid table, a pair of simple, oak-topped chests—Stefanidis’s creations often feature the handiwork of decorative painters and other craftspeople who marbleize woodwork and lay in floor mosaics. This lavishly illustrated survey—with images taken for the foremost shelter magazines and unpublished photographs from the designer’s archive—closely follows Stefanidis’s trajectory from his professional start in the late 1960s to his most recent, celebrated projects. Sifting through a vast personal archive, Stefanidis shares exclusive insights into his process, his own rules for decorating, and personal stories of his adventures and friendships with many of the leading lights of the day.

John Stefanidis: A Designer's Eye

Reference

Stefanidis' ability to instill luxury into simple surroundings has made him one of the most sought-after interior designers in the world. Nowhere is his attention to the details of comfort more apparent than in this new collection of houses and rooms designed for clients from around the world. Large and small, town and country, main homes or holiday residences, these houses exude atmosphere and individuality thanks to the use of light, color or fabric, by how furniture is placed and beautiful objects are arranged. His ideas combine to make each room stylish and unique. In a chapter entitled "Developing an Eye" Stefanidis discusses his approach to designing a house and its individual rooms, and how he makes use of light, balance, and structure. He reveals where he has found inspiration for his designs and the refinements that are his hallmark. There is also a special section with inspirational details from a number of different houses that covers bathrooms, hallways and stairs, upholstery, paint finishes, and pools. This book will delight and inspire anyone looking to "develop an eye" for design and create atmosphere and effect in individual rooms or throughout a house.

Stefanidis Designs: Creating Atmosphere, Effect and Comfort

Vendome Press

"One of the rare decorators who excels at both traditional and modern interiors."--Elle Decoration. No matter what the style, designer John Stefanidis can work with it and improve upon the existing architecture. The full breadth and scope of his talent is on display here, shown in photographs of interiors from a range of very different homes--a Scottish fishing lodge, a Greek villa, a Thameside pied-à-terre, and a Toronto townhouse. First, look at the entire project, with its thematic coherence, and then gaze more closely at individual rooms and savor each wonderful detail. 160 pages (all in color), 10 1/16 x 11 7/16.

Rooms: Design & Decoration

Henderson, Mary

Seven Dials

Ma maison - un art de vivre (Grund décoration) (French Edition)

Religion & Spirituality

Other Eastern Religions & Sacred Texts

GRUND

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