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TITLE:
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Tricia Guild On Color
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AUTHOR:
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Tricia Guild with Elizabeth Wilhide
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ILLUSTRATOR:
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David Montgomery, photographer
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PUBLISHER:
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Rizzoli, NY
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DATE:
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© 1992, First US Edition/1993 (originally published in the UK)
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FORMAT:
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Hardback, black boards, color photographs, glossy paper, 191 pgs, about 11.25 X 9.75 inches.
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BOOK CONDITION:
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Near fine -- light shelfwear, contents very clean, no writing.
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DJ CONDITION:
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Very good -- light wear on edges, some light scuffing/rubbing, no tears, no chips.
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Color is the single most powerful element in decoration: its ability to transform surroundings and to excite a variety of responses is second to none. This book is a celebration of color in interior design, a richly inspiring source book of design ideas and solutions.
Tricia Guild has a unique understanding of the many ways in which color works in decoration. Her internationally renowned collections for Designers Guild and her experience as a designer of pattern and as an innovative stylist are testament to her unique color sense.
In the introductory section of the book, Tricia Guild examines color theory as well as the scope and potential of color in decoration. Seven individual chapters then take a detailed look at the color families -- white, blue, green, yellow, natural, terracotta and red -- analyzing specific examples and suggestions for color combinations and contrasts. Finally, Tricia Guild provides a section of color palettes, an easy reference to each color family as well as a guide to choosing her special colorways.
Tricia Guild suggests ways of using color to lend energy and warmth to an interior, ways of combining and contrasting shades, shows how light, scale and proportion can affect a color and demonstrates how color can be introduced into a room by means of objects and soft furnishings.
Forget the stale color schemes of pastel shades or off-white and the safe solutions of plain fabrics. Instead, experiment with a glorious palette of aquamarine, sharp lime, cornflower blue and glowing primrose yellow. Once you have introduced color into your surroundings you will never lie able to live without it.
Color for many people, remains an area of some hesitancy and uncertainty. Exciting and challenging, Tricia Guild on Color will astound you with its singing hues and vibrant contrasts, allowing you to see the possibilities ol color with fresh eves and encouraging you to discover for yourself the joy and vitality of color in the home.
TRICIA GUILD founded Designers Guild in London in 1970. The company has since achieved international renown for its fresh, innovative productions of fabric, wallpaper and furniture that are available in more than 40 countries worldwide. As the creative force behind the company and with innate ability to produce electric mixes of color and pattern, Tricia Guild has had strong influence on interior design over the last two decades. She is passionate about contemporary art and ceramics and has sat on the Bristish Crafts Council in addition to tutoring at the Royal College of Art in London. Recently, she has conducted seminars on color in many countries. She lives in London with her husband and daughter and her previous books include Designing with Flowers, Design and Detail and Tricia Guild's New Soft Furnishings.
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