Inside Tangier by Nicoló Castellini Baldissera

Inside Tangier

Houses & Gardens—the Stories Behind the Most Beautiful Casbahs and Villas in Tangier

Nicoló Castellini Baldissera

Vendome Press · Print & ebook · September 17, 2019

Interior designer Nicolò Castellini Baldissera joins forces with fashion and interiors photographer Guido Taroni to showcase the most beautiful homes Inside Tangier. “An enthralling new book looks inside the most stylish homes of Tangier.” —VOGUE.com A white-walled city perched between Morocco and Europe, Tangier was long a haven for the literary and artistic avant-garde—and black sheep—of Europe and America.

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Who it’s for
Explore Tangier properties and the colors, patterns, and residents shaping their interiors.
Themes
Tangier interiors and homes, Design shaped by color and pattern, Bohemian and extravagant lifestyles
Genres
Interior Design, Morocco Travel, Architecture Photography

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Interior designer Nicolò Castellini Baldissera joins forces with fashion and interiors photographer Guido Taroni to showcase the most beautiful homes Inside Tangier. “An enthralling new book looks inside the most stylish homes of Tangier.” —VOGUE.com A white-walled city perched between Morocco and Europe, Tangier was long a haven for the literary and artistic avant-garde—and black sheep—of Europe and America.

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Now a new generation of residents are blending color, pattern, and taste to create an interior aesthetic all their own. Inside Tangier explores a selection of these exceptional properties and their eccentric inhabitants—from antiques dealer and collector Gordon Watson and interior designers Frank de Biasi and Veere Greeney to the late fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent and antiques dealer Christopher Gibbs—providing rare insights into the sometimes bohemian, sometimes extravagant, but always stylish “Tangerine” lifestyle. Nicolò Castellini Baldissera has skillfully put together a group that represents the diversity of what Tangier means to its residents, and to the world of design, all masterfully photographed by Guido Taroni. “The homes, gardens, and rooms documented are mouthwateringly beautiful . . .” —The Daily Beast Over 250 color photographs

Tangier Interiors

Explore Tangier properties and the colors, patterns, and residents shaping their interiors.

Come here for

  • Tangier homes and gardens
  • Residents including Gordon Watson, Frank de Biasi, and Yves Saint Laurent

Expect

  • Photographs by Guido Taroni
  • A selection of Tangier homes and their inhabitants

Where it sits

Interior Design68%
Morocco Travel20%
Architecture Photography15%

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Publisher categories

  • Decorating Your Home
  • Home Design
  • Regional Photography
  • Morocco Travel
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Authors
Nicoló Castellini Baldissera
Publisher
Vendome Press
Published
September 17, 2019
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Tangier interiors and homes · Design shaped by color and pattern · Bohemian and extravagant lifestyles
Reading lane
Decorating Your Home