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Behind the Blue Door by John Demsey (2023, Hardcover)
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For the owner, John Demsey, the starting point was a pair of multicolored Louboutin boots, which inspired the palette of the living room rug. Working with interior decorator and friend Bibi Monnahan, he carefully chose and positioned each piece of furniture, work of art, and decorative object, and mounted his enormous photography collection.
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Product Identifiers
PublisherVendome Press, T.H.E.
ISBN-100865654344
ISBN-139780865654341
eBay Product ID (ePID)22058806415
Product Key Features
Book TitleBehind the Blue Door
Number of Pages240 Pages
LanguageEnglish
TopicInterior Decorating, Decorative Arts
Publication Year2023
IllustratorYes
GenreDesign
AuthorJohn Demsey
FormatHardcover
Dimensions
Item Height1.5 in
Item Weight89 Oz
Item Length13.7 in
Item Width10.7 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceTrade
LCCN2023-941245
Reviews"A riot of color, pattern, and art, beauty exec John Demsey's six-story townhouse on Manhattan's Upper East Side bursts with exuberant life."-- AD, An aesthetic that celebrates not just the hunt for the right object but also its display, in conversation with more and more equally unique items. This is not about money; it is not solely about taste. It is about the eye of a beholder. . . . John Demsey's New York City townhouse home in all its more is more glory has been captured in . . . Behind The Blue Door: A Maximalist Mantra with photographs by Douglas Friedman and text by Alina Cho.
Dewey Edition23
Photographed byFriedman, Douglas
Dewey Decimal747.097471
SynopsisBehind the Blue Door presents the decor of pioneering beauty-industry entrepreneur John Demsey's six-story townhouse on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, an explosion of color, pattern, and art. "A riot of color, pattern, and art, beauty exec John Demsey's six-story townhouse on Manhattan's Upper East Side bursts with exuberant life." -- Architectural Digest The muted, understated exterior of the townhouse on a tree-lined New York City street belies the sumptuous feast for the eyes that hits you upon opening its blue front door. Every room of its five main floors has its own saturated color scheme, filled with a David Hicks-inspired geometrically patterned rug, vibrant fabrics, new and vintage furniture, art and photographs covering walls, and sculptures and knickknacks topping tables and filling shelves. For the owner, John Demsey, the starting point was a pair of multicolored Louboutin boots, which inspired the palette of the living room rug. Working with interior decorator and friend Bibi Monnahan, he carefully chose and positioned each piece of furniture, work of art, and decorative object, and mounted his enormous photography collection. The result is a tour de force of maximalist design, now captured for all to see in Douglas Friedman's luminous photographs and with Emmy Award-winning journalist Alina Cho as our eyewitness guide in a slipcased gift book featuring three gatefolds., The décor of entrepreneur John Demsey's six-story townhouse on the Upper East Side of Manhattan is an explosion of color, pattern, and art. The muted, understated exterior of the townhouse on a tree-lined New York City street belies the sumptuous feast for the eyes that hits you upon opening its blue front door. Every room of its five main floors has its own saturated colour scheme, filled with a David Hicks-inspired geometrically patterned rug, vibrant fabrics, new and vintage furniture, art and photographs covering walls, and sculptures and knick-knacks topping tables and filling shelves. For the owner, John Demsey, the starting point was a pair of multicoloured Louboutin boots, which inspired the palette of the living room rug. Working with interior decorator and friend Bibi Monnahan, he carefully chose and positioned each piece of furniture, work of art, and decorative object, and mounted his enormous photography collection. The result is a tour de force of maximalist design, now captured for all to see in Douglas Friedman's luminous photographs and with journalist Alina Cho as our eyewitness guide.
LC Classification NumberNK2011
Text byCho, Alina
