Textile designer Lisa Fine stretches way beyond her native Mississippi to tap into colors and patterns from Scandinavia, India, Turkey and the Near and Far East. . . . Her book is filled with photos that represent her ideal of beautiful places.
Lisa Fine visits tastemakers’ homes around the globe in her book, revealing kaleidoscopic pastiches of pattern and colour.
Lisa Fine’s new book [is] a stunning compendium of interiors that inspire her work.
For the ultimate vintage and antique treasure inspiration, Lisa Fine has perfected the art of curated home collections. She shares some of her greatest influences from around the world, and takes readers into her homes in Dallas, New York, and Paris in Near & Far: Interiors I Love.
Lisa Fine visits tastemakers’ homes around the globe in her book, revealing kaleidoscopic pastiches of pattern and colour.”—House & Home
“The designer reveals here the places about which she is most passionate and from which she derives much inspiration.” —Milieu
“For the ultimate vintage and antique treasure inspiration, Lisa Fine has perfected the art of curated home collections. She shares some of her greatest influences from around the world, and takes readers into her homes in Dallas, New York, and Paris in Near Far: Interiors I Love.”—Chairish
“Divided into three sections, Flowers, Colletors Faraway Places, these interiors reflect the distinct personalities of their owners. Readers will relish in Fine’s many rules of decorating such as, ‘Don’t be afraid of prints and pattern, and ‘imperfections make a room interesting.’”—Luxe
“Lisa Fine’s new book [is] a stunning compendium of interiors that inspire her work.”—Veranda
“In her new book the Mississippi-born textile designer leads readers through both her own far-flung homes and ones in which she has found inspiration around the globe.”—AD Pro
“Textile designer and India expert Lisa Fine has great style. It’s no surprise that her new book, Near Far: Interiors I Love is a volume filled with dream-worthy spaces from all over the world.”—Forbes.com
“Textile designer Lisa Fine is a Mississippi native. But her new book “Near Far” takes us inside her homes in Paris, Dallas and New York, as well as out into the world—from Scandinavia to the Far East—to visit the people (Lee Radziwill!) and places (Tangier!) that inspire her designs.”—New York Post
“Before she launched her textile business, Lisa Fine had a long stint as a design magazine editor. At this position, she was given a front-row seat to some of the world’s best interiors. And through her editorial eye, she now shares with us those homes that have inspired her own homes as well as her textile designs.”—Forbes.com
“Textile designer Lisa Fine stretches way beyond her native Mississippi to tap into colors and patterns from Scandinavia, India, Turkey and the Near and Far East. . . . Her book is filled with photos that represent her ideal of beautiful places.”—Houston Chronicle
Textile designer Lisa Fine is a Mississippi native. But her new book “Near & Far” takes us inside her homes in Paris, Dallas and New York, as well as out into the world—from Scandinavia to the Far East—to visit the people (Lee Radziwill!) and places (Tangier!) that inspire her designs.
Divided into three sections, Flowers, Colletors & Faraway Places, these interiors reflect the distinct personalities of their owners. Readers will relish in Fine’s many rules of decorating such as, ‘Don’t be afraid of prints and pattern, and ‘imperfections make a room interesting.’
Textile designer and India expert Lisa Fine has great style. It’s no surprise that her new book, Near & Far: Interiors I Love is a volume filled with dream-worthy spaces from all over the world.
In her new book the Mississippi-born textile designer leads readers through both her own far-flung homes and ones in which she has found inspiration around the globe.
Textile designer Lisa Fine is a Mississippi native. But her new book “Near & Far” takes us inside her homes in Paris, Dallas and New York, as well as out into the world—from Scandinavia to the Far East—to visit the people (Lee Radziwill!) and places (Tangier!) that inspire her designs.
Lisa Fine’s new book [is] a stunning compendium of interiors that inspire her work.
