Berlin Living Rooms "2014
2017"
When I received an invitation from the American Academy in Berlin to spend a few months in the German capital, I knew it would be my last chance to finally make Berlin Living Rooms. The Berlin of 2014 was a far cry from the divided and battered Berlin of the 1960s and 1970s that I had known. It was now a glorious city where all the young people in the world wanted to move and where many famous artists had chosen to work. The Berliner Luft was still contagious. I embarked on my voyeuristic journey with the enthusiasm and curiosity of a new visitor.
Dominique Nabokov
After relaunching Paris Living Rooms and New York Living Rooms, we are excited to release the reissue of our sold-out publication Berlin Living Rooms by Dominique Nabokov. Over the years, we have developed a close relationship with Dominique, after featuring a selection of her beautiful interior photographs from Paris Living Rooms (2002) and New York Living Rooms (1998) in issue 5 of the magazine. We have been privileged to publish the third instalment of a project that has evolved over more than 20 years into a sort of holy trinity of interior photography books.
Berlin Living Rooms features original photographs by Dominique Nabokov and texts by American novelist Darryl Pinckney and ZEIT magazine editor Christoph Amend.
When I received an invitation from the American Academy in Berlin to spend a few months in the German capital, I knew it would be my last chance to finally make Berlin Living Rooms. The Berlin of 2014 was a far cry from the divided and battered Berlin of the 1960s and 1970s that I had known. It was now a glorious city where all the young people in the world wanted to move and where many famous artists had chosen to work. The Berliner Luft was still contagious. I embarked on my voyeuristic journey with the enthusiasm and curiosity of a new visitor.
Dominique Nabokov
After relaunching Paris Living Rooms and New York Living Rooms, we are excited to release the reissue of our sold-out publication Berlin Living Rooms by Dominique Nabokov. Over the years, we have developed a close relationship with Dominique, after featuring a selection of her beautiful interior photographs from Paris Living Rooms (2002) and New York Living Rooms (1998) in issue 5 of the magazine. We have been privileged to publish the third instalment of a project that has evolved over more than 20 years into a sort of holy trinity of interior photography books.
Berlin Living Rooms features original photographs by Dominique Nabokov and texts by American novelist Darryl Pinckney and ZEIT magazine editor Christoph Amend.
49.00 EUR
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Berlin Living Rooms "2014-2017"
49.00 EUR
When I received an invitation from the American Academy in Berlin to spend a few months in the German capital, I knew it would be my last chance to finally make Berlin Living Rooms. The Berlin of 2014 was a far cry from the divided and battered Berlin of the 1960s and 1970s that I had known. It was now a glorious city where all the young people in the world wanted to move and where many famous artists had chosen to work. The Berliner Luft was still contagious. I embarked on my voyeuristic journey with the enthusiasm and curiosity of a new visitor.
Dominique Nabokov
After relaunching Paris Living Rooms and New York Living Rooms, we are excited to release the reissue of our sold-out publication Berlin Living Rooms by Dominique Nabokov. Over the years, we have developed a close relationship with Dominique, after featuring a selection of her beautiful interior photographs from Paris Living Rooms (2002) and New York Living Rooms (1998) in issue 5 of the magazine. We have been privileged to publish the third instalment of a project that has evolved over more than 20 years into a sort of holy trinity of interior photography books.
Berlin Living Rooms features original photographs by Dominique Nabokov and texts by American novelist Darryl Pinckney and ZEIT magazine editor Christoph Amend.
product.book.pages
product.book.weight
product.book.dimensions