Name: Studio KO: A Few Interiors (en Inglés)
SKU: 67171802
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Author: Karl Fornier
ISBN: 9780847877539

portada Studio KO: A Few Interiors (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Rizzoli

Autor

Karl Fornier

Año

2026

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

264

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

Dimensiones

35.05x26.67 cm

ISBN13

9780847877539

Studio KO: A Few Interiors (en Inglés)

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The highly anticipated first book on the interiors of AD100 star design duo.

Studio KO stand among the most sought-after talents in contemporary architecture and interior design. The pair never followed a typical path, boldly launching their practice before finishing school. Their work quickly gained attention for minimalist architectures set in awe-inspiring landscapes and interiors grounded in history and culture, attracting an extraordinary circle of clients, from André Balazs, for his first European address in London, to Pierre Bergé, who entrusted them with the landmark Yves Saint Laurent Museum in Marrakech, Morocco. Today, Studio KO are celebrated worldwide for a contemporary vernacular style that feels both radical and deeply rooted.

This volume showcases nine projects, including the renovation of a traditional Moroccan house in Marrakech, villas on the French Mediterranean coast in Cassis and Corsica, Fournier and Marty’s private apartment in Paris, the colorful Flamingo Estate in Los Angeles, or the famous Chiltern Firehouse in the epilogue. The atmospheric, bohemian photography of François Halard’s creates a poetic dialogue with Studio KO’s interiors. The result is an intimate book that reveals the essence of thier attitude: sophisticated spaces that blend minimal, graphic architectures with local cultural elements, creating environments that seem at once new and imbued with layers of history, brimming of subtle references to design lore and a great deal of respect for the spirit of the place they invest.