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Berkus and Jeremiah Brent); and
Mixing Styles (Justina Blakeney).
Combined with the travel reflections
of these tastemakers and others,
as well as home-décor details from
sourcing and displaying art, to
integrating nature, to styling a
bookcase, the result is like a Paris
flea market or Moroccan souk—a
treasure trove of inspiration.
As a guide on this tour, readers
have a real Virgil in its San
Francisco-based authors: Flemming
is an interior designer and stylist
with her own practice, and Goebel
a design writer. Their love for the
world's aesthetic splendor, its art,
architecture and artisanship, give
this book what the best travel and
finest spaces both require—heart
and soul. In this they have produced
the ultimate souvenir of the season.
The discoveries within, meanwhile, reveal themselves like the charming shops
dotting a secret cobblestoned street of an ancient city, with each merchant
a delightful surprise, provoking an enduring wonder no matter where one chooses to roam.
