This 120 page eBook with over 80 photographs is packed with invaluable information on how to carry out Home Staging to a professional standard and starting a Home Staging business.
House
Transformed : Getting the Home You Want . . . with the House You Have
by Matthew Schoenherr, Linda Hunter, Wendy Jordan
Though seemingly stout and permanent, houses are malleable, able
to flex, stretch, shift, and even shrink. Remodeling can enliven all
the spaces in a home, solving flaws, enhancing interior livability,
increasing curb appeal, and making best use of the site. In some cases,
an addition is needed, while in others merely changing the floor plan
permits a rediscovery of space.
In House Transformed, architect Matt Schoenherr shares insight gained
through an architectural practice specializing in renovation work.
The 20 projects in this portfolio offer homeowners clever, workable
ideas and answers, from connecting new and old parts of a house to
gaining needed space through clever storage solutions. Not only has
every home in the book undergone a remarkable renovation, but each
features great moves, small moves, and simple transformations that
are easily applied to any home.
This book also features radical before and after photos of beautifully
transformed homes and provides a handy blueprint for design decisions.
Handmade
Modern : Mid-Century Inspired Projects for Your Home
by Todd Oldham
Designer Todd Oldham offers a cheerful array of projects to decorate
your home -- from test tube gardens to daybed libraries, color copy
wallpaper to faux-fur blankets, for the ultimate Handmade Modern results.
Ultimate
Bathroom Design
by Alejandro Bahamon (Editor)
This is an indispensable reference for the design of a room unlike
any other. The bathroom is no longer given over solely to personal
hygiene. It has become a refuge for those seeking purification, warmth,
and respite and, as such, is designed to integrate functionality with
beauty and relaxation. The hundreds of color photographs included
in this practical yet visually pleasing book illustrate this truism
and provide helpful decorating hints and ideas for anyone looking
to re-design this most important room.
The
House in Good Taste
by Elsie De Wolfe, Albert Hadley
After ninety years, The House in Good Taste by America's "first
lady of interior decoration," Elsie de Wolfe, still offers timeless
design advice.
Compiled from her articles in newspapers and magazines and first
published in 1914, The House in Good Taste is a seminal book on interior
design with ideas that have lasted a century because they influenced
not only the wealthy clients of Park Avenue and Palm Beach, but popular
taste as well.
De Wolfe advised Americans to shun ostentation and clutter in favor
of simplicity, to dismantle the draperies in order to let in the light,
and to replace garish colors with beige and ivory. "I believe
in plenty of optimism and white paint," she declared, "comfortable
chairs with lights beside them, open fires on the hearth and flowers
wherever they 'belong,' mirrors and sunshine in all rooms." The
rooms that Americans inhabited in the middle of the twentieth century
still today owe much to de Wolfe's tastes.
Interior
Design Visual Presentation: A Guide to Graphics, Models & Presentation
Techniques, Second Edition
by Maureen Mitton, Maureen Mitton
The new, updated edition of the successful book on interior design
Interior Design Visual Presentation, Second Edition is fully revised
to include the latest material on CAD, digital portfolios, resume
preparation, and Web page design. It remains the only comprehensive
guide to address the visual design and presentation needs of the interior
designer, with coverage of design graphics, models, and presentation
techniques in one complete volume.
Approaches to the planning, layout, and design of interior spaces
are presented through highly visual, step-by-step instructions, supplemented
with more than forty pages of full-color illustrations, exercises
at the end of each chapter, and dozens of new projects. With the serious
designer in mind, it includes a diverse range of sample work, from
student designers as well as well-known design firms such as Ellerbee
and Beckett Architects and MS Architects.