Description
Delve into the serene aesthetics of 'Wabi Inspirations' by acclaimed designer Axel Vervoordt. This elegant tome presents a captivating journey through the world of interior design, blending Eastern philosophies with timeless beauty. Axel’s work is deeply influenced by Wabi, a concept born in the twelfth century that embodies simplicity, humility, and a rejection of the superfluous. With an impressive collection of 256 pages, this book showcases stunning photographs that span cultures, from Japan and Korea to Belgium and Switzerland. Discover the art of creating living spaces that reflect natural beauty through organic materials and cherished timeworn objects. Whether you are an avid design enthusiast or seeking inspiration for your own home, 'Wabi Inspirations' offers invaluable insights into achieving a harmonious, understated aesthetic. Axel Vervoordt, renowned for his unique blend of minimalism and elegance, invites you to explore the elements that stir his creative spirit. Ideal for interior design lovers, this book serves as a guide to infusing your surroundings with the essence of Wabi. Experience the tranquility and depth that comes with understanding how such philosophies can transform your living spaces. Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled. Condition: BRAND NEW. ISBN: 9782080301451. Year: 2011. Publisher: Flammarion S.A.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled..
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9782080301451
Year: 2011
Publisher: Flammarion S.A.
Pages: 256
Description:
Interior design guru Axel Vervoordt shares his latest inspirations for the home.
Axel Vervoordt's intense curiosity has fueled his work as an interior designer, spurring him to explore and draw inspiration from cultures around the globe.
He was first exposed to Eastern art and philosophy years ago, but today it has become the guiding principle in his work, particularly the concept of Wabi.
Developed in the twelfth century, Wabi advocates simplicity and humility, the rejection of all that is superfluous or artificial. Through extraordinary photographs from Japan and Korea to Belgium and Switzerland, Vervoordt invites us to explore the elements that inspire him: natural materials and timeworn objects that evoke the essence of Wabi.
Today, together with the Japanese architect Tatsuro Miki, Vervoordt carries the principles of Wabi into his remarkable interiors. As Vervoordt reveals how he infuses his current creations with a fundamentally oriental approach, interiors devotees will gain new insight from this tribute to the designer's latest sources of inspiration for the home.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled..
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9782080301451
Year: 2011
Publisher: Flammarion S.A.
Pages: 256
Description:
Interior design guru Axel Vervoordt shares his latest inspirations for the home.
Axel Vervoordt's intense curiosity has fueled his work as an interior designer, spurring him to explore and draw inspiration from cultures around the globe.
He was first exposed to Eastern art and philosophy years ago, but today it has become the guiding principle in his work, particularly the concept of Wabi.
Developed in the twelfth century, Wabi advocates simplicity and humility, the rejection of all that is superfluous or artificial. Through extraordinary photographs from Japan and Korea to Belgium and Switzerland, Vervoordt invites us to explore the elements that inspire him: natural materials and timeworn objects that evoke the essence of Wabi.
Today, together with the Japanese architect Tatsuro Miki, Vervoordt carries the principles of Wabi into his remarkable interiors. As Vervoordt reveals how he infuses his current creations with a fundamentally oriental approach, interiors devotees will gain new insight from this tribute to the designer's latest sources of inspiration for the home.