Title: Sir Edwin Lutyens
Subtitle: designing in the English tradition
First published: 2000
Description: "This volume offers the first thorough examination of Lutyens's work in interior and furniture design, revealing its enduring relevance and appeal.".

"Elizabeth Wilhide traces the development of Lutyens's style and identifies the basic principles that informed his work, such as his finely tuned manipulation of space and light - an outsize staircase steals space but evokes spaciousness; a circular cook's table is flooded with natural light from an enormous lantern window in the roof.

Reflecting his flexible, inventive mind, Lutyens's furniture and interiors are, like many of his buildings, precise and seemingly traditional, yet at a second glance whimsical, individual, and always supremely liveable." "Illustrated throughout with specially commissioned and archival photographs of intact or restored interiors and gardens, original designs for furniture, and contemporary reinterpretations of the Lutyens style."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects: Modern Architecture, Domestic Architecture, Criticism and interpretation, Architects, Architecture, Interior decoration, Biography, History, Lutyens, edwin landseer, sir, 1869-1944, Architects, biography
Places: England, Biography
People: Edwin Landseer Lutyens Sir (1869-1944)
Time periods: 20th century
LC classification: NA997.L8 W55 2000