ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST - SEPTEMBER 1983 BURT REYNOLDS Architectual Digest first appeared as a trade quarterly in 1920 showcasing estates in Southern California that the editor believed were noteworthy for publication. It has since evolved into the premier magazine featuring important architectural design and interior decoration.

In very good condition.

Contents include:

Evocations - Celebration of the Past in a Roman Palazzo

The Attic Spirit - Fashion Designer's Paean to Greece in Los Angeles

The Ritz-Carlton Hotel - A Blend of Intimacy and Graciousnes in New York City

Immersed in a World of Americana - A Folk Art Collection in an 1820s Farmhouse

Arena for Art High Above Manhattan - Andre Emmerich's Clear, Uncompromising Space

Neo-Classic Splendor - A Contemporary Interpretation for Houston's Carlyle Restaurant

Manhattan Tour de Force - Transcending the VIew in a Pied-a-Terre

Architectural Design Visits Burt Reynolds

Historic Houses: Carl Larsson's Lilla Hyttnas - A Life of Fairy-Tale Enchantment in Sweden

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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST - JUNE 1995 COUNTRY HOUSES Architectual Digest first appeared as a trade quarterly in 1920 showcasing estates in Southern California that the editor believed were noteworthy for publication. It has since evolved into the premier magazine featuring important architectural design and interior decoration.

In very good condition.

Contents include:

Hudson Valley Heritage - Restoring a House Where Washington Laid His Head

Sally Quinn and Ben Bradlee in Maryland - A Historic Property is Reborn

Breath of Fresh Air on Nantucket - Summer Palette for the Beach

Western Civilization - Turning an Aspen, Colorado, Ranch House into a Sophisticated Retreat

Scandinavian Style for Idaho - Storybook Shapes in the Mountains of McCall

Indiana Jones - Spare Rooms and a Light Palette Redefine Rusticity

A New Mexico Renaissance - Nathaniel Otis Owings and Page Randolph Allen's Santa Fe Adobe

Art Folk Painting of Rural America - Chronicaling the Early Years of Country Living

Architecture: Margaret McCurry - Nautical Allusions on Martha's Vineyard

The Shelburne Museum - An Astonishing Legacy of Folk Art and Americana in Vermont

Minding the Store in Connecticut - Celebrating the Era of the Cracker Barrel and Penny Candy

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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST - AUGUST 1995 Architectual Digest first appeared as a trade quarterly in 1920 showcasing estates in Southern California that the editor believed were noteworthy for publication. It has since evolved into the premier magazine featuring important architectural design and interior decoration.

In very good condition.

Contents include:

A Manhattan Landscape - Creating Soothing Vistas in a Penthouse Apartment Overlooking Central Park

The Eastlake Aesthetic - Nineteenth-Century Style for a Designer's Rooms in Berkeley

Mining the Architectural Traditions of Telluride - A Lofty Colorado Retreat Celebrates Vernacular Building Forms

Bonnie Dune Revisited - The Landmark Southampton House Gets a Detailed Renovation

In the Shadow of the Grand Tetons - Dramatic Site for a Wyoming Refuge

A Tropical Palette Keyed to Diamond Head - Island Colors Infuse an Oahu Residence with the Spirit of Old Hawaii

Portrait of the Artists in Ireland - Noelle Campbell-Sharp's Noble Experiment in Cill Rialaig

Kingston Colonial with a Twist - Billy Pearson's Folk Art Collection ANimates a 1730 New York House

Stone Diaries in Provence - Reclaiming a Shepherd's House for Contemporary Living

Venice Vibe - Rock Musician Perry Farrell's Southern California Base

Gardens: La Casa Pacifica - Legacy of Historic California Oasis

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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST - MARCH 1996 Architectual Digest first appeared as a trade quarterly in 1920 showcasing estates in Southern California that the editor believed were noteworthy for publication. It has since evolved into the premier magazine featuring important architectural design and interior decoration.

In very good condition.

Contents include:

Parisian Panache in New York - Hubert Guerran-Hermes Trains and Eye on His Classic Pier-a-Terre

Fresh Look for Santa Fe - Art Dealer Laura Carpenter's Mid 1800's Adobe

A Balinese Romance - Traditional Structures Adapted for Living Today

Hollywood Arts and Crafts - A Careful Restoration Revives the Warmth of an Earlier Era

The Arizona Biltmore - Refurbishing a Wrightian Legend in Phoenix

Modern Manhattan - Art Deco Elements Inform a Sleek Penthouse

Notes for Robert Adam - Neoclassical Setting for a Musical Collection in England

A Contemporary Edge - Kinetic Composition for a Los Angeles Collector

Architecture: Scott Johnson - Lyrical Cubism in the Napa Valley

Architecture: Laurence Booth - A Play of Light and Form in a Chicago Town House

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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST - JULY 1996 Architectual Digest first appeared as a trade quarterly in 1920 showcasing estates in Southern California that the editor believed were noteworthy for publication. It has since evolved into the premier magazine featuring important architectural design and interior decoration.

In very good condition.

Contents include:

California Mediterranean - A Coastal House Evokes a Whitewashed Greek Village

Interior Landscape for New York City - Creating Natural Vistas Downtown

Brooke Astor's Cove End - Summers on Mount Desert Island in Maine

Before and After: Born Again Neutra - The Nesbitt House Reworked for Pippa Scott

Mort Zuckerman in Manhattan - The Publisher's Art Filled Triplex

Mexican Sculpture - An Organic Residence Inspired by African Huts Takes Place in Puerto Vallarta

Architecture: Seth Stein - Vibrant Modernism Recasts a London Courtyard

Country Life on Fifth Avenue - Rustic Americana for a Manhattan Apartment

Architecture: Graham Gund - A Subtle Twist on Convention in Connecticut

Japanese Treasure House - A Historic Tokyo Estate Dedicated to the Te Ceremony

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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST - MARCH 1997 Architectual Digest first appeared as a trade quarterly in 1920 showcasing estates in Southern California that the editor believed were noteworthy for publication. It has since evolved into the premier magazine featuring important architectural design and interior decoration.

In very good condition.

Contents include:

Architecture: Michael Rotondi - A Contemporary Villa Embraces the New Jersey Landscape

French Style for the Capital - Reviving a Louis XVI-Inspired Residence in Washington, D.C.

Ross Bleckner on Long Island - The Artist Takes on Truman Capote's Former House in Sagaponack

English Patience - Nicholas Haslam's Quiet Style Illuminates His London Flat

Architecture: Dirk Lohan - Redefining the Town House Format in Chicago

Production Values - Daniel Melnick's Collection in the Hollywood Hills

A Downtown Axis - Dividing and Conquering Open Spaces in a New York Loft

New Program in Los Angeles - Redesigning a Canyon House for a Friends Producer and Writer

Venice Clarified - The Art of Subtraction Balances a Palazzo Architecture by Annabelle Selldorf, AIA

Hobe Sound Heirloom - Joanne and John Whitney Peyson's Florida Retreat

Dramatic Turn For Singapore - Setting the Stage in a Modern Tower

Manhattan Grandeur - Traditional Times for Publisher Richard Snyder on the Upper West Side

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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST - JULY 1997 ALI McGRAW Architectual Digest first appeared as a trade quarterly in 1920 showcasing estates in Southern California that the editor believed were noteworthy for publication. It has since evolved into the premier magazine featuring important architectural design and interior decoration.

In very good condition.

Contents include:

Shingle Style Times Two - Winter and Summer Residence on the Water in New York

Architectural Digest Visits Ali McGraw - Fashioning a Tranquil Refuge North of Santa Fe

Sutton Place Symmetry - Publisher William F. Reilly's House in Manhattan

Brandywine Revival - New Life for an English Quaker-House in Pennsylvania

A Bel-Air Program - Television Wizard James Burrows' California Residence

Architecture: Modernist Zen - A Japanese House's Cool Forms Create Space for Meditation

Tropic of Manhattan - West Indian Pieces Redefine a SoHo Loft

A Highlands Heritage - Renewing a Venerable Victorian Lodge in Scotland

Architecture: Southern Manners - Refined Rusticity on the Florida Panhandle

Farmhouse Formalism - A Polished Renovation for and East Coast Residence

East Hampton Haven - Accomodating Seaside Comforts and Contemporary Art

Afloat Above the Bay - Light and Glass Bathe a Loft in San Francisco

A French Composition - Michel Legrand's Country House in Val-d'Oise

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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST - SEPTEMBER 1997 DESIGNER'S HOMES Architectual Digest first appeared as a trade quarterly in 1920 showcasing estates in Southern California that the editor believed were noteworthy for publication. It has since evolved into the premier magazine featuring important architectural design and interior decoration.

In very good condition.

Contents include:

Mario Buatta - A Lifetime's Collections Define a New York Apartment

Mica Ertegun - Fine-Tuning an Enduring Arrangement in Manhattan

Joanne De Guardiola - Reviving a Turn-of-the-Century Shingle Style House in Southampton

Diana Phipps - Restoring a Historic Family Castle in the Czech Republic

Geoffrey Bradfield - Cosmopolitan Style in New York for a Sherry-Netherland Apartment

Donna Fields - A Place for Native American and Folk Art in Los Angeles

Charlotte Moss - Country House Sensibilities Transform a Park Avenue Apartment

Thomas Fleming - A Nod to Tradition in a Farmhouse Retreat in Watermill, New York

Hilary Heminway - Rekindling the Western Spirit at Montana's Bar 20 Ranch

Marie-Christine De La Rochefoucauld - Fashioning a Rich Setting for Favorite Objects in Paris

Juan Montoya - A Quiet Refuge with Exotic Flair in Midtown Manhattan

John Patton - A Whimsical Mood Enlivens a Converted Barn in Santa Barbara

Mariette Himes Gomez - Smart Spaces in New York and London

Thomas Britt - Myriad Influence Shape a Fanciful Guest Pavilion on Long Island

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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST - NOV 1997 SYLVESTER STALLONE Architectual Digest first appeared as a trade quarterly in 1920 showcasing estates in Southern California that the editor believed were noteworthy for publication. It has since evolved into the premier magazine featuring important architectural design and interior decoration.

In very good condition.

Contents include:

Manhattan Modulation - Orchestrating Space and Color in a Renovated Town House

Malibu, Sting and Styler - A California Beach House Designed for Family Holidays

A Contemporary Eye - Art Dealer Joseph Helman's Stellar Collection

Architectural Digest Visits Sylvester Stallone - Life on the Grand Scale for the Actor in Miami

Eaton Square Composition - Practicing the Art of Informal Comfort in London

Architecture: Bridging Styles in Vermont - A Modern House Echoes Vintage New England Structures

Traditionalism Today - Youthful Elegance for an Apartment on Central Park

Making Cultures Connect - Islamic Design Meets Western Style in Southern California

Domestic Policy for George Stephanopoulous - The Former Presidential Advisor in New York Architecture and Interior Design by Stephen Miller Siegel, AIA

Art: English Farm Animal Portraits - Nineteenth-Century Paintings that Reflect the Breeder's Pride

Before and After: Updating a Family Classic - Color and Texture Add New Energy to a Connecticut Residence

White House Agenda - Light Tones and Neoclassical Accents Inform a serene Retreat near Washington, D.C.

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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST - DEC 1999 WYNTON MARSALIS Architectual Digest first appeared as a trade quarterly in 1920 showcasing estates in Southern California that the editor believed were noteworthy for publication. It has since evolved into the premier magazine featuring important architectural design and interior decoration.

In very good condition.

Contents include:

Design Evolution in Southampton - Stephen and Nan Swid Redefine the Interiors of Their Long Island Home

Remembrance of Time Past in Paris - Antiques Dealer Gerard Orts Creates an Evocative World in His 19th=Century Apartment

Andy Williams in Branson - The Entertainer's Art-Filled Retreat in the Missouri Music Capital

Federal Spirit for Manhattan - Recapturing the Splendor of American Art and Antiques in an 1827 Town House

Arabian Dream in Argentina - Count Federico Zichy-Thyssen Builds Stud Farm with Architectural Bloodlines

Object Lesson in New York City - Richly Colored Backgrounds Set Off a Designer's Varied Collection

A Contemporary View of San Francisco - Sleek Lines and Neutral Tones Characterize a Soaring High-Rise Apartment

Art: Image of the Nile - Striking Prints Record the European Rediscovery of Egypt

Florida Formaility - A Palm Beach Villa is Lightened with Breezy French Grace

Manhattan Jazz - Renowned Musician Wynton Marsalis at Home in His West Side Apartment

Hotels: Novotel Lombok - Reinterpreting Traditions for a New Indonesian Resort

A Connecticut Restoration - Celebrating State History at the Governor's Residence in Hartford

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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST - MAY 2001 Architectual Digest first appeared as a trade quarterly in 1920 showcasing estates in Southern California that the editor believed were noteworthy for publication. It has since evolved into the premier magazine featuring important architectural design and interior decoration.

In very good condition.

Contents include:

Colonial Classic - Treasures of Americana Fill a Long Island Beach House

East Meets West Side - A Love of Asia Infuses a New York Pied-a-Terre

On Mount Desert Island - European Influences Enliven an Author's House in Maine

Southampton Statement - Blending Asian Artworks with English Antiques for a Lakeside Getaway

Japanese Legacy - Shikoku Island's Sanctuary for Historic Architecture

Country Clarity - Revising and Refining the Spirit of Greek Revival in Upstate New York

Palm Beach Portrait - Reinventing a Family Retreat on Florida's Intracoastal Waterway

Neo-Georgian Refinements in London - Updating a Classic House for Modern Family

Haven in the Hills - The Ojai Valley residence of Movie Producer and Director David Zucker

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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST - JAN 2001 DESIGNER'S ISSUE Architectual Digest first appeared as a trade quarterly in 1920 showcasing estates in Southern California that the editor believed were noteworthy for publication. It has since evolved into the premier magazine featuring important architectural design and interior decoration.

In very good condition.

Contents include:

How the Legendary Designers of the Past Inspire the Best Designs of Today

Mario Buatta - A Distinctive Vision of Elegance Traced to Grand European and American Rooms

Mimi London - Redefining the California Rusticism of Michael Taylor and John Dickinson

Bray-Schaible - Drawing on Wright, Lutyens, Le Corbusier and Other Twentieth-Century Masters

Robert Kime - A Decorative Approach Indebted to the Legacies of William Morris and Geoffrey Bennison

Thad Hayes - Lessons Learned from the Examples Set by Neutra and Mies van der Rohe

Jacques Grange - Spaces That Resonate with the Echoes of Emilio Terry and Madeleine Castaing

Sally Sirkin Lewis - Melding the Spareness of Eileen Gray with the Adventurousness of Jean-Michel Frank

Juan Pablo Molyneux - Recalling a Move to Europe and the Birth of His Neoclassical Leanings

Thomas Pheasant - Bold Lines and Rich Materials Honor the Daring Innovations of the French Modernists

Anouska Hempel - Fusing Influences from Around the Globe into a Dramatic, Singular Style

Campion A. Platt - Citing Alvar Aalto and Carlo Scarpa in Crisp, Sophisticated Interiors

Ron Mann - A Sculptural Sensibility Rooted in the Work of Brancusi and Noguchi

John Stefanidis - An Expansive Aesthetic that Encompasses Baroque, Barragan and the Baubaus

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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST - JANUARY 2002 TODAY'S DESIGNERS Architectual Digest first appeared as a trade quarterly in 1920 showcasing estates in Southern California that the editor believed were noteworthy for publication. It has since evolved into the premier magazine featuring important architectural design and interior decoration.

In very good condition.

Contents include:

Today's Designers and Legendary Design

Alexander Gorlin - Eliminating the Extraneous and Focusing on the Essence

Craig Wright - Intimate Rooms Shaped by a Lifetime of Observing and Absorbing

Victoria Hagen - Fusing the Classicism of Thomas Jefferson with Hadley, Hicks and Loos

Sills Huniford - Borrowing from Cecil Beaton for a Confident Blend of Countries and Centuries

Margaret McCurry - All-American Houses that Reflect a Layered Tradition

Melvin Dwork - Lessons Learned from Pauline de Rothchild

Shope Reno Wharton - Building on the Legacy of Voysey and Maybeck

Naomi Leff - Indebted to Modernism but Always Learning from Clients

Shelton Mindel - A Stylist Nod to Louis Kahn and Le Corbusier

Elissa Cullman - Elegant Traditional Rooms Embrace East and West

Annabelle Selldorf - Her Father's Influence Sparked a Sensibility Entrenched in Midcentury Modernism

Terry Hunziker - A Preference for the Natural is Traced to His Pacific Northwest Roots

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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST - MARCH 2004 GEORGE LUCAS Architectual Digest first appeared as a trade quarterly in 1920 showcasing estates in Southern California that the editor believed were noteworthy for publication. It has since evolved into the premier magazine featuring important architectural design and interior decoration.

In very good condition.

Contents include:

George Lucas at Skywalker Ranch - Celebrating Movie Magic on a 2500 Acre Compound in Northern California

Freedom of Expression - In Manhattan, '30s Glamour is Tempered by Modern Discipline

A Personal Space - Juan Pablo Molyneux's Fait Accompli in the Marais

On Breaking the Mold - A New Connecticut House Puts Modernism into Play

Two-Part Harmony - Walking the Line Between Industrial Cool and Tradition

Coming Home to Baton Rouge - Taking On a Friend's Downtown Residence, Thad Hayes Returns to His Roots in Style

A Dual Endeavor in Chicago - Life and Art Deftly Converge at Water Tower Place

The Heights of Elegance - Grounded in Art Deco, a Park Avenue Triplex Soars

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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST - MAY 2004 GREAT DESIGN ISSUE Architectual Digest first appeared as a trade quarterly in 1920 showcasing estates in Southern California that the editor believed were noteworthy for publication. It has since evolved into the premier magazine featuring important architectural design and interior decoration.

In very good condition, mild shelf grit.

Contents include:

Freedom From Convention - An Unorthodox House Outside Albuquerque Engages Land and Sky

In a Tropical Mood Near Ixtapa - Palapas and Palms Highlight a Mexican Villa That Celebrates the Native and the Handmade

Reaching for the Sky - High Above Fifth Avenue, a Minimalist Space Takes Flight

Hotels: The Metropolitan, Bankok - Contemporary Cool for the Thai Capital

Historic Design: Pan Am's Clippers - The Revolutionary Planes That Transformed 1930s Travel

Taliesin Reconsidered - Burnishing the Treasure That is Frank Lloyd Wright's Masterwork

Architectural Design Revisits Guy and Marie-Helene de Rothchild - Incomparable Style in the French Countryside

Hotel England's Lowry - A Boldly Modern Twist on the Warehouse Aesthetic in Manchester

Graphic Ensemble - A Modernist Master Revamps His House near Paris

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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST - JULY 2005 SEN. JOHN McCAIN Architectual Digest first appeared as a trade quarterly in 1920 showcasing estates in Southern California that the editor believed were noteworthy for publication. It has since evolved into the premier magazine featuring important architectural design and interior decoration.

In very good condition.

Contents include:

Rigorously Crafter for Light - A New York Apartment Undergoes an Illuminating Metamorphosis

Architectural Digest Visits Senator and Mrs. John McCain - Southwestern Style for their Phoenix Family Home

Tale of the Ghost House - An 1890's Victorian is Reborn in Rhode Island

New Orleans Modern - A Contemporary Approach for a Georgian-Style Residence

Short on Space, Long on Art - Olga Hirshhorn's Treasure-Filled Mouse House in Washington, D.C.

Obsession La Francaise - Down to the Last Detail, a Provencal Chateau is Restored

Fifth Avenue Jewel Box - Tussi and John Kluge's Multifaceted Duplex in Manhattan

Hotels: Boca Raton Resort and Club - Refurbishing Addison Mizner's Gold Coast Gem

Abiding Tradition - A Southampton House Balances Formality and Comfort

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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST - SEPT 2005 DESIGNER'S OWN HOMES Architectual Digest first appeared as a trade quarterly in 1920 showcasing estates in Southern California that the editor believed were noteworthy for publication. It has since evolved into the premier magazine featuring important architectural design and interior decoration.

In very good condition.

Contents include:

Walter Herman - The Designer Opts for Moody Elegance in His Eclectic Sydney Apartment

Maria Jose Zaragoza - Punctuated by Color and Ingenuity, Her Barcelona House Comes Alive

Matthew White - It's a Mad, Mad World for the Designer and Thomas Schumacher in London

Carlos Alberto Cruz - The Architect Expresses His Collecting Impulse in Santiago, Chile

Geoffrey Bradfield - The Focus is Clearly on Glamour in His New York Town House

Tiggy Butler - Restoring Luxury and Grandeur to a 1725 House in London

Joseph Giovanni - An Inherited Apartment in Los Angeles is a Blank Slate for the Imagination

Katherine Newman - Discipline and Grace Converge in a CLassic Toronto House

Laura Hunt - A Crisp New York Space with Belle Epoch Flair

Michael Vanderbyl and Anna Hernandez - A California Bungalow the Napa Valley Vernacular

John Maienza - Embracing Vintage Hawaiiana for a 1930's Oahu Hideaway

Timothy Corrigan - A Fresh Start for France's Chateau de Gallerande

Mariette Himes Gomez - Achieving a Complex Balance of Engery and Calm on Park Avenue

Jerrold E Lomax - Boxing Poetic in a Mixed-Use Complex in Central California

Arabella Lennox-Boyd - The Landscape Architect Revitalizes Her Childhoood Home Near Rome

John and Norma King - The Architect and Designer Find a Place for Moorish Modern in Ajijic, Mexico

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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST - FEB 2006 BEFORE AND AFTER Architectual Digest first appeared as a trade quarterly in 1920 showcasing estates in Southern California that the editor believed were noteworthy for publication. It has since evolved into the premier magazine featuring important architectural design and interior decoration.

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Contents include:

Lattitude Adjustment - Dene Kaye Engages the Elements in Expanding Her Home on St. Bart's

Chronicle of a Georgian Revived - A Boston-Area House Combines Tradition and Contemporary Flair

Frame of Reference - Redefining Space and Light in a Modern Tribeca Penthouse

When the Right One Comes Along - Charlene and James Nederlander Do a Remodel Their Way

Rocky Mountain High Style - Redesigned for Comfort, a Ski Chalet in Telluride Elevates the Arts and Crafts

Language of Home - A Park Avenue Interior at Once Elegant and Warm

Manifest Destiny - An American Architect's 17 Year Mission to Restor a Tuscan Farmhouse

New York in a Nutshell - Injecting Scale and Polish Into an Intimate Pied-a-Terre

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