

I loved her last book. It was hot pink and black, wrapped with a textured velvet cover - certainly not your traditional cover. Like her designs, it’s more and memorable.…
And I’d love to know where she finds these amazing spaces for her images – a great mix of old world + modern or modern + modern architecture. Either way, she can do it All…and well.
If you have room for another design book, get this one on your shelf. It’s on my shelf already – my imaginary one that is, as mine's not yet built, but no matter…it’s there.
http://www.amazon.com/Tricia-Guild-Colors-Patterns-Space/dp/0847835065/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1288029423&sr=1-1
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I love Tricia Guild too! We seem to have the same taste. When I lived in London I would go to the Designer's Guild on the Kings Road most weekends.... I wrote about it in Decorati too:
http://access.decorati.com/2009/06/19/valerie%e2%80%99s-london-guide-to-posh-shopping-in-kensington-chelsea/
Thanks for sharing. I would love to see the London Shop! The showroom here is pretty small.
One of my favorite ever fabrics was DG and it's since been discontinued - I'm still upset...it's been years.
I really love her stuff...
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