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Rena Dumas

An Interior Architecture

By (author) Chloé Braunstein-Kriegel

£55.00

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  • First monograph on Rena Dumas, interior designer for Hermès maisons and stores around the world
  • Features over 400 documents, photographs, plans and drawings
Full Description

Interior architect, designer, and founder of the agency RDAI, Rena Dumas (1937-2009) developed an architectural style that was subtle and meticulous, with which she marked her many creations for clients that included Hermès, Artémis, Christie’s, John Lobb and Yves Saint Laurent. Her sensitive approach to space, along with her love for natural light, are evident in the Maison Hermès Ginza in Tokyo, designed in collaboration with the architect Renzo Piano, as well as in all Hermès’s maisons and stores around the world since the 1980s. Her studies of materials and colours nourished her passion for design, from tableware to ‘Pippa’, her timeless collection of nomadic furniture.

This detailed monograph, including over 400 documents, photographs, plans and drawings, traces her 55 years of creating, reflecting a talent that transcended fashion.

About the Author
Chloé Braunstein-Kriegel, a specialist in design criticism, is the author of several books published by Éditions Norma. She was co-director of the Mouvements Modernes gallery in Paris, dedicated to design and ceramics dating from the 1950s to the present day.
Specifications
Publisher
Editions Norma
ISBN
9782376660316
Published
24th Jan 2020
Binding
Hardback
Territory
World excluding Southern, Central and Northern Europe
Size
270 mm x 210 mm
Pages
432 Pages
Illustrations
400 color
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