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.Just as every home is different, so is every dog. In this stunningly photographed book of architecturally superb houses—many of them architects’ own homes—readers see ho the presence of a dog brings warmth and life to the most dramatic spaces.
“Photographing people’s homes on a regular basis, I soon realized that the shoots I enjoyed most were the ones where dogs were present,” writes author and photographer Nicole England. “It didn’t matter how imposing the architecture, how serious the home owner, or how earnest the architect might be, some doggy hijinks could immediately bring an element of sociability, authenticity, and fun to the day.
Seemingly oblivious to the designer furniture, heritage considerations or serious design aesthetics, dogs can make themselves at home anywhere, and make any room feel more like home.
We are so proud to showcase this incredible book in our current edition. Learn more at residentdog.net.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Nicole England is a Melbourne-based architecture and interiors photographer who has worked with many of the industry’s top architects and designers, both in Australia and abroad.
A graduate of the highly regarded Elam School of Fine Arts within the University of Auckland, she has an intimate understanding of light and form, and a sharp eye for composition.
Her photography brings the everyday spaces we inhabit into focus, highlighting the artistry and the beauty that is often overlooked. Her work has graced the glossy pages of magazines worldwide, including Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, Wallpaper, Vogue Living, Artichoke, Belle, House & Garden and Nourish and Flourish.
All photos © Nicole England. Book cover courtesy of Thames & Hudson.
Published with permission.
“Photographing people’s homes on a regular basis, I soon realized that the shoots I enjoyed most were the ones where dogs were present,” writes author and photographer Nicole England. “It didn’t matter how imposing the architecture, how serious the home owner, or how earnest the architect might be, some doggy hijinks could immediately bring an element of sociability, authenticity, and fun to the day.
Seemingly oblivious to the designer furniture, heritage considerations or serious design aesthetics, dogs can make themselves at home anywhere, and make any room feel more like home.
We are so proud to showcase this incredible book in our current edition. Learn more at residentdog.net.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Nicole England is a Melbourne-based architecture and interiors photographer who has worked with many of the industry’s top architects and designers, both in Australia and abroad.
A graduate of the highly regarded Elam School of Fine Arts within the University of Auckland, she has an intimate understanding of light and form, and a sharp eye for composition.
Her photography brings the everyday spaces we inhabit into focus, highlighting the artistry and the beauty that is often overlooked. Her work has graced the glossy pages of magazines worldwide, including Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, Wallpaper, Vogue Living, Artichoke, Belle, House & Garden and Nourish and Flourish.
All photos © Nicole England. Book cover courtesy of Thames & Hudson.
Published with permission.
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