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　　Herbert Ypma created an innovative approach to interior design

in this series of visual sourcebooks for designers, architects,

artists, travelers, and everyone interested in home

decoration.

Morocco is a country of extremes: at once ultra-modern, yet still

deeply traditional. These twin tendencies are also the defining

qualities in modern Morocco's decorative arts. Some of the most

talented and progressive architects and designers in the world are

working in Morocco today. At the same time their work is profoundly

influenced by a deep-rooted veneration for the fine artisan

traditions of the past. Herbert Ypma traces the origins of these

great traditions and looks at the ways that contemporary designers

continue to use centuries-old skills. 171 color photographs and

illustrations

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　　Writer and photographer Herbert Ypma grew up on three

continents and has remained a global nomad ever since. He traveled

almost 4,000 miles around the British Isles in pursuit of ideal

getaway destinations. His Hip Hotels series, published by Thames

& Hudson, has set a new standard in travel publishing, and his

many other books include Maison Christian Liaigre and the World

Design series.

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书籍介绍

Herbert Ypma, the world-renowned author of style and travel books, created an entirely fresh and innovative approach to interior design in "World Design", his series of visual sourcebooks for designers, architects, artists, students and everyone in any way interested in home decoration. Morocco is at once ultra-modern, yet still deeply traditional, and this is what defines Moroccos decorative arts. Featured here, for example, are a villa in Essaouira, traditional and contemporary homes in Marrakech, an Islamic pleasure pavilion, a contemporary mud home in the Palmerai, a Berber mud village, and Majorelles garden in Marrakech.