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092 0  747|bengelska 
100 1  Reed, Julia 
245 10 One man's folly /|cJulia Reed 
264    |bRizzoli Intl Pubns,|c2014 
300    223 s. ;|c2.5 cm 
505 0  The barn -- The Peacock House -- The Cuthbert House -- The
       Lumpkin House -- The gardens and outbuildings -- 
       Collections -- Lessons learned 
520    Antiques expert Furlow Gatewood's highly personal property
       in bucolic Americus, Georgia, where he has meticulously 
       restored his family's carriage house and added intimate 
       dwellings and outbuildings-several rescued from demolition
       -has evolved over decades to become a sublime expression 
       of stylish living. The structures exemplify various 
       architectural traditions-from mid-nineteenth-century 
       Gothic to Palladian. He has collaborated with local 
       craftsmen to create these follies and takes delight in 
       designing the picturesque grounds and plantings and in 
       devising comfortable areas for his beloved dogs and 
       peacocks. A gifted designer and longtime associate of 
       antiques dealer John Rosselli, Gatewood has a talent for 
       discovering singular pieces with a poetic patina, 
       composing custom paint finishes and subtle palettes, and 
       knowing how to incorporate distinctive architectural 
       elements. To accompany the book's atmospheric images, 
       close friend Bunny Williams writes about the lessons she 
       has learned from this master of discernment. Gatewood's 
       seductive and hospitable Arcadian oasis, with its 
       exquisite and timeless design, will have an enduring 
       impact on the design community 
600 10 Gatewood, Furlow|xThemes, motives 
650  0 Interior decoration|zSouthern States 
650  7 Heminredning|2sao 
700 1  Collins, Rodney,|ephotographer 
700 1  Costello, Paul,|d1971-|ephotographer 
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