Informationen zum Autor Selina Lake is a successful freelance interiors stylist. Her work appears in magazines across the world, including Mollie Makes , Livingetc , Homes & Antiques , Flow Magazine and Country Living . She has produced eight books for Ryland Peters & Small, including the best-selling Botanical Style . Joanna Simmons is a journalist and author. She writes for Livingetc and Country Living and has co-authored several books on interiors, including Bazaar Style and Space Works , both of which were published by Ryland Peters & Small. Klappentext Focusing on the imaginative ways to recycle and reuse, it will appeal to those who are no stranger to flea markets, online auctions and second-hand stores. Zusammenfassung If flat-pack furniture or expensive designer pieces aren't your thing, and you'd rather make your own cushion cover than buy it, then Homespun Style is for you. The Homespun look is about supporting artists and craftspeople, hunting down one-of-a-kind gems made by people with talent and passion. Fans of Homespun Style are no stranger to a flea market, online auction or second-hand store either, always on the lookout for unusual furniture and quirky accessories. Interiors stylist Selina Lake and writer Joanna Simmons show how this homey, crafty look has been given a modern twist with cheerful colours, tactile fabrics and bold combinations. The book begins with the Ingredients of the look, from the basics of modern craft today to how to make colour and pattern work. It focuses on ingenious ways to recycle and reuse, from transforming furniture with a lick of paint to finding new uses for everyday items. The Details section looks at textiles, furniture and display, and the second half of the book, Spaces, reveals how the style works beautifully in Living Spaces, Cooking & Eating Spaces, Bedrooms & Bathrooms, Children's Rooms, Craft & Work Rooms and Outside. Homespun Style reflects our growing passion for all things crafted, stitched, knitted and painted. Selina Lake visits homes packed with personality and interest, full of homemade pieces, restored junk-shop finds and one-off treasures. ...

Autorentext

Selina Lake is a successful freelance interiors stylist. Her work appears in magazines across the world, including Mollie Makes, Livingetc, Homes & Antiques, Flow Magazine and Country Living. She has produced eight books for Ryland Peters & Small, including the best-selling Botanical Style.

Joanna Simmons is a journalist and author. She writes for Livingetc and Country Living and has co-authored several books on interiors, including Bazaar Style and Space Works, both of which were published by Ryland Peters & Small.

Klappentext

Focusing on the imaginative ways to recycle and reuse, it will appeal to those who are no stranger to flea markets, online auctions and second-hand stores.

Zusammenfassung

If flat-pack furniture or expensive designer pieces aren't your thing, and you'd rather make your own cushion cover than buy it, then Homespun Style is for you.

The Homespun look is about supporting artists and craftspeople, hunting down one-of-a-kind gems made by people with talent and passion. Fans of Homespun Style are no stranger to a flea market, online auction or second-hand store either, always on the lookout for unusual furniture and quirky accessories. Interiors stylist Selina Lake and writer Joanna Simmons show how this homey, crafty look has been given a modern twist with cheerful colours, tactile fabrics and bold combinations. The book begins with the Ingredients of the look, from the basics of modern craft today to how to make colour and pattern work. It focuses on ingenious ways to recycle and reuse, from transforming furniture with a lick of paint to finding new uses for everyday items. The Details section looks at textiles, furniture and display, and the second half of the book, Spaces, reveals how the style works beautifully in Living Spaces, Cooking & Eating Spaces, Bedrooms & Bathrooms, Children's Rooms, Craft & Work Rooms and Outside. Homespun Style reflects our growing passion for all things crafted, stitched, knitted and painted. Selina Lake visits homes packed with personality and interest, full of homemade pieces, restored junk-shop finds and one-off treasures.