Inspiring Family Homes
Family-friendly Interiors & Design
A book for design-conscious individuals looking to create stylish and inclusive family homes curated by trendsetting MilK Magazine.
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It is often said that a family creates a home, and the home keeps the family together. This book explores what it means to live and share a space with those closest to us from a design perspective. Inspiring Family Homes takes the reader around the world, opening the doors to all kinds of homes, with all kinds of families. It shows how to work around the challenges of sharing a space with children and eventually create a place for gathering and growing.
By showcasing the adaptable and flexible ways in which to foster an environment for everyone, Inspiring Family Homes shows why you don't have to give up a love of design. MilK Magazine, the go-to platform for both world-class interior and family living, selects its most special stories in a title essential for any home and every family.
| Editors: | gestalten & MilK Magazine |
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| Release date: | October 2021 |
| Format: | 9 ½ × 11 ¾ inches |
| Features: | Full color, hardcover, half cloth binding, 256 pages |
| Pages: | 256 |
| ISBN: | 9783967040005 |
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What People Say
"Stacked toys, colorful plastics, beds crammed with stuffed animals - does our home decor go down a notch when we have kids? These great ideas from the world's most inspiring homes with kids prove that it doesn't. (...) Is it possible to integrate such a fair into the home without lowering the level of decoration in modern family homes? To find out, we looked for good ideas in the bible of stylish family homes, Inspiring Family Homes. As always, the publisher has put together a delicate and tastefully textured volume, this time, in collaboration with French family-focused design magazine MilK Magazine. They provide the beautiful photos that make us dream of a better world, one in which the needs and dreams of fathers, mothers and offspring coexist in harmony with much déco taste"
Architectural Digest