More More More: Making Maximalism Work in Your Home and Life

Reviews

SixtyOne

I am a little bit disappointed there’s not more graphical content photographs is definitely a reading book something to read in bed and content is very good in which is the brain gives me some great ideas and lots to think about very happy and disappointed as I feel the book has a lot of filling pages in that could be better I’m currently they are there just to fill the book, not really adding a lot of content except the thickness of the book. It looks quite interesting. In this book he promises "a bright, densely curated future for your rooms", and altogether this is a very interesting tome that is lavishly produced which befits the author's persona. ".

YR&RRK

However the lack of photographs really is disappointing. More More More: Making Maximalism Work in Your Home and Life. the criteria that others use to judge the beautiful, ugly, good and bad are no longer relevant. I think it is supposed to be serious but I found it very tongue-in-cheek; witness sections entitled, "What's the problem with being bourgeois?

paulbrad

Instead, the unchained originality expressed through the authorship of a room creates its own intoxicating charisma" :-) I must agree with some other reviewers. I found it to be laugh-out-loud funny (intentional? ) and I have no interest in soft furnishings et al.