You may have to Search all our reviewed books and magazines, click the sign up button below to create a free account.
This book offers a 'colour manual' for the contemporary cook, over 140 exotic, yet easy and economical recipes -- all arranged by colour. Maria Villegas reveals the last secret of professional food writers and photographers: the direct link between sensation and presentation. Put plainly, the colours of the foods on the table actually affect their taste. Each of the colour sections in the book (yellow, green, beige, red, and white) includes a spectrum of recipes from appetisers to entrées, soups and desserts all in the colour 'family'. The menus include over 80 main dishes and 60 complementary dishes which can grouped in different combinations. Illustrated with splendid photographs by the Colombian photographer Claudia Uribe, the book promises to be one of the cookbook sensations of the year.
Unlike architecture, sculpture or painting, the art of gardening produces living works that grow, blossom, change, and fade. As such, the garden could be considered the supreme work of art, and indeed it has been so in all civilizations. A garden on any scale enhances the architecture it surrounds. What would Versailles have been without its spectacular gardens and their orderly vistas, or the great country houses in England without the eighteenth-century landscape designers? Likewise it is hard to imagine rural or urban houses in Colombia without their planned patios and courtyards. The jagged geography of Colombia divides it into several contrasting regions: the Caribbean coast, Antioquia,...
Since 1906, Palm Beach Life has been the premier showcase of island living at its finest — fashion, interiors, landscapes, personality profiles, society news and much more.
None
Luis Restrepo, an architect from Bogot, believes that people are the prime axis of space. As a result, whether designing a warehouse or a cozy house in the Savannah of Bogot, his novel constructions are based on the concepts of livability and well-being.
None
Colombian houses have always been a showcase for the inhabitants of a highly diverse country. These houses range from the haciendas of coffee plantations to the restored colonial homes of Cartagena. Fascinating essays and attractive photos exemplify the evolution of the art of living in Colombia.
The innovative architectural styles that have emerged from the various climates of the Colombian landscape are presented through this collection of insightful essays and spectacular complementary photography. Over 300 locations in Colombia fill the three sections based on climate zones: hot weather, warm weather, and cold weather. As the creativity of traditional and emerging Colombian architects is revealed, so too is the stunning landscape of the country whose varying climate and indigenous materials -- such as guadua, a local bamboo -- have influenced Colombian architectural form and content, respectively. ALSO AVAILABLE IN SPANISH -- CASA DE RECREO EN COLOMBIA (9588156688/9789588156682).
Learn how to find your personal interior design style and set up your space to match with this guide from the lifestyle and home décor magazine. Lonny Magazine is the ultimate online destination for interiors inspiration. With chapters that help you meditate on your space, go on a home cleanse, find unique decor pieces that speak to you, transform raw inspiration into actual design solutions, and continue to grow your space over time, The Lonny Home is a beautiful book that demystifies stylish living, as well as encourages you to cultivate home habits that give your happiness and health a boost. Peppered with house tours of real-life homeowners and advice from celebrated experts in diverse ...