Feng Shui Style by Stephen Skinner

Feng Shui Style by Stephen Skinner

In this book, designer Stephen Skinner discusses various common themes of feng shui - such as water, alignments, mountains, and wind, - and demonstrates these concepts in 26 houses, restaurants and galleries in London, Hong Kong and Malaysia. The selection is highly varied, and includes famous interiors such as designer Kelly Hoppen's home and the Bam Bou restaurant in London; a Chinese mansion on Victoria Peak in Hong Kong; the Tamarind Hills Thai restaurant in Kuala Lumpur and the Kek Lok Si temple in Penang, Malaysia.

Stephen Skinner graduated from Sydney University, Australia, and worked as a geography lecturer before discovering Feng Shui in the 1970s. His first book, The Living Earth Manual of Feng Shui, helped spark contemporary western interest in the subject at a time when most information on Feng Shui was in Chinese. In 1998 he launched the world's first, and now biggest, Feng Shui magazine, Feng Shui for Modern Living. A year later, he followed it up with the first London international Feng Shui conference. He lives in London. Graham Price has worked as a freelance photographer for the past 20 years. Based in London, he has covered a wide spectrum of assignments including lifestyle, food, architecture and interior design, and his work has been published in a variety of magazines.

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ISBN 13	9780804840521
ISBN 10	0804840520
Title	Feng Shui Style
Author	Stephen Skinner
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Tuttle Publishing
Year published	2009-04-10
Number of pages	144
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