Inspired by Nature

In Hans Blomquist's new book Inspired by Nature, the stylist and art director identifies the connection between our home environment and our emotional wellbeing.

Zusatztext 'With his ideas and tactile images you'll be inspired to throw open your windows and embrace the outdoors' - Reclaim Informationen zum Autor Hans Blomquist is an art director, stylist and photographer who is highly sought after by many prestigious brands. His clients include Harrods, Marks & Spencer, John Lewis, H&M, West Elm, Anthropologie and IKEA and he is the author of The Natural Home, In Detail and In the Mood for Colour (all Ryland Peters & Small). Hans lives in Paris and works all over the world. Klappentext In Hans Blomquist's new book Home is Where the Heart Is, the stylist and art director identifies the connection between our home environment and our emotional wellbeing. Celebrated art director and stylist Hans starts off by discussing the essential components of a well-loved home. Nature is at the heart of his decorating philosophy, and contact with the natural world has been linked to reduced stress levels and improved mood. In the second part of the book, Homes, Hans takes us on a tour of real-life homes that possess a sense of comfort, contentment and beauty and will inspire the reader to create a home that offers a refuge from the wider world as well as the perfect place to welcome family and friends. Zusammenfassung 'This book is such a page-turner, I just want to fill my eyes up with more and more of the patina-filled rooms and Hans' styling.' Review of In the Mood for Colour, Jeska Hearne, Lobster & Swan blog. In Hans Blomquist's new book I nspired by Nature , the stylist and art director identifies the connection between our home environment and our emotional wellbeing. Celebrated art director and stylist Hans starts off by discussing the essential components of a well-loved home. Nature is at the heart of his decorating philosophy, and contact with the natural world has been linked to reduced stress levels and improved mood. Still lifes and displays of treasured pieces are key to his look, and Hans explains how to style vignettes that will add visual interest as well as a connection to our past. Using contrasting yet harmonious textures will engage our senses, while his favoured earthy palette creates a sense of calm and tranquillity just where we need it most. In the second part of the book, Homes, Hans takes us on a tour of real-life homes that possess a sense of comfort, contentment and beauty and will inspire the reader to create a home that offers a refuge from the wider world as well as the perfect place to welcome family and friends. ...

'With his ideas and tactile images you'll be inspired to throw open your
windows and embrace the outdoors' Reclaim

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Hans Blomquist is an art director, stylist and photographer who is highly sought after by many prestigious brands. His clients include Harrods, Marks & Spencer, John Lewis, H&M, West Elm, Anthropologie and IKEA and he is the author of The Natural Home, In Detail and In the Mood for Colour (all Ryland Peters & Small). Hans lives in Paris and works all over the world.

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In Hans Blomquist's new book Home is Where the Heart Is, the stylist and art director identifies the connection between our home environment and our emotional wellbeing. Celebrated art director and stylist Hans starts off by discussing the essential components of a well-loved home. Nature is at the heart of his decorating philosophy, and contact with the natural world has been linked to reduced stress levels and improved mood. In the second part of the book, Homes, Hans takes us on a tour of real-life homes that possess a sense of comfort, contentment and beauty and will inspire the reader to create a home that offers a refuge from the wider world as well as the perfect place to welcome family and friends.

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In Hans Blomquist's new book Inspired by Nature, the stylist and art director identifies the connection between our home environment and our emotional wellbeing.