Etcetera: Creating Beautiful Interiors with the Things You Love by Sibella Court (Boek)

Review
"There are few books in the world as lovely as this. . . . the biblio equivalent of pottering around a junk shop you've stumbled across in a back alley of Paris." —Ideal Home

Product Description
A master interior stylist and designer for Anthropologie provides unique inspiration for becoming the curator of your own style and creating evocative rooms full of texture, color, and imagination

Packed with tips of the interior stylist's trade, this is a lavishly photographed interiors book in which every image demonstrates a clear and easily replicable principle that will help transform a room without the need for expensive and permanent renovation. Sibella Court's style is very global, combining contemporary elements with antiques and junk-shop finds, textile fragments, wallpapers, collectibles, and ephemera. This beautiful guide draws on five of Sibella's favorite color themes as a framework for the display of her impeccable eye for detail. Each section will draw the reader into Sibella's world of color and texture, through inspirational room settings to the most intimate of details.

The Stylist's Guide to NYC By Sibella Court (Boek)

 

Sibella Court, who worked in New York City for 10 years as an interior stylist for leading American magazines and brands, opens her address book to reveal her favourite places in the world’s most exciting and energetic city. Cleverly arranged into loops of interest such as ‘Jewellery & Hardware’, ‘Haberdashers & Handmade’ and ‘Furniture & Interiors’, The Stylist’s Guide to NYC takes the first-time visitor – or long-time resident – on a number of surprising and beguiling journeys, uncovering traditional merchants and hidden sanctuaries as well as some of the coolest spots in town. This well-edited collection of stores, services, galleries, markets and refuelling stops also contains city survival tips, maps and comprehensive indexes. An idiosyncratic travel guide celebrating the beautiful, the curious and the unexpected, and chosen with the impeccable eye of an insider, The Stylist’s Guide to NYC is an indispensable accessory for anyone visiting, working or living in New York.

Etcetera: Creating Beautiful Interiors With the Things You Love by Sibella Court (Boek)

A master interior stylist and designer for Anthropologie provides unique inspiration for becoming the curator of your own style and creating evocative rooms full of texture, color, and imagination

Packed with tips of the interior stylist's trade, this is a lavishly photographed interiors book in which every image demonstrates a clear and easily replicable principle that will help transform a room without the need for expensive and permanent renovation. Sibella Court's style is very global, combining contemporary elements with antiques and junk-shop finds, textile fragments, wallpapers, collectibles, and ephemera. This beautiful guide draws on five of Sibella's favorite color themes as a framework for the display of her impeccable eye for detail. Each section will draw the reader into Sibella's world of color and texture, through inspirational room settings to the most intimate of details.

Interview with Sibella Court

It's hard to know which of Sibella Court's achievements to talk about first. Not only has she worked as a successful stylist in New York (and, surely, if you've made it there, you've made it anywhere - as the song goes), but she's also opened perhaps Sydney's most beautiful shop in Paddington called The Society Inc (pictures, above). On top of that Sibella is one of the judges on Channel 9's homeMADE program. And she's working on a book. But perhaps the work that has made the greatest impression on me was Sibella's New York apartment, which was featured in Inside Out magazine a little while back. It was divine - and so is she!