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The Swedish Room
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Celebrated For Its Soft Palette, Clean And Spare Look, And Neoclassical European Style Underscored By Rustic Scandinavian Charm, The Swedish Interior Has Been An Endless Source Of Imitation. The Swedish Room Guides The Reader Through More Than Two Hundred Breathtaking Images And An Authoritative Accompanying Text Which Focus On Those Special Features Of The Traditional Swedish Room That Have Made It One Of The Major Influences In Decorating Today.Whether In A Royal Guest Room Or A Farmer'S Kitchen, The Traditional Details Wideboard, Unpolished Wooden Floors, Simple Checked Or Striped Fabrics, The Elegant Outlines Of A Gustavian Chair, And The Gleaming Tiles Of A Ceramic Stove All Work To Delight The Eye.Ursula And Lars Sjoberg Trace The Development Of The Quintessential Swedish Room From The Seventeenth Century Through Its Heyday In The Late Eighteenth And Early Nineteenth Centuries To Its Reinterpretations Today. With Glorious Photographs By Ingalill Snitt, The Swedish Room Is Both A Source Of Practical Decorating Ideas And An Irresistible Voyage Of Discovery Through Some Of The World'S Most Appealing Interiors.Praise For The Swedish RoomThe Swedes Have Long Been Some Of The Cleverest Colorists Around, As Lars And Ursula Sjoberg Reveal In Their New Book. Town And Country[Here Are] Inspiring Images Of Roughedged But Strangely Regal Eighteenthcentury Farms, Country Houses, And City Mansions. Poetic, Accessible Juxtapositions Abound. Homespun Gingham Checks Upholster Versaillesstyle Chairs. Town Houses Display Humble Whitewashed Walls, While Artful Stenciling Decorates Their Country Cousins. Mitchell Owens, New York Times
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- Q: What is the main theme of 'The Swedish Room'? A: 'The Swedish Room' focuses on the aesthetics of traditional Swedish interiors, highlighting their soft palettes, clean lines, and rustic charm.
- Q: How many pages does 'The Swedish Room' have? A: 'The Swedish Room' contains 188 pages filled with images and text about Swedish interior design.
- Q: Who are the authors of 'The Swedish Room'? A: The book is authored by Lars and Ursula Sjoberg, who provide insights into Swedish interior design.
- Q: What type of binding does 'The Swedish Room' have? A: 'The Swedish Room' is available in a paperback binding, making it accessible and easy to handle.
- Q: When was 'The Swedish Room' published? A: 'The Swedish Room' was published on April 2, 1996.
- Q: What condition is the used book in? A: The used book is in 'Good' condition, meaning it may show signs of use but is still fully functional.
- Q: Are there photographs included in 'The Swedish Room'? A: 'The Swedish Room' includes over two hundred breathtaking images that showcase various Swedish interiors.
- Q: What kind of decorating ideas can I find in 'The Swedish Room'? A: The book offers practical decorating ideas inspired by traditional Swedish design elements, suitable for modern interiors.
- Q: Is 'The Swedish Room' suitable for interior design students? A: 'The Swedish Room' is suitable for both enthusiasts and students of interior design, providing historical context and practical examples.
- Q: What influences can be seen in the designs presented in 'The Swedish Room'? A: The designs in 'The Swedish Room' reflect neoclassical European style with rustic Scandinavian influences.