At Home in France: Inspiration and Style in Town and Country

This really is a must have book for anyone who loves Timothy‘s work or French inspired design. His apartment is beautiful enough, but then we get the privilege of seeing the master at work on his fourth and final (?) château. Not only is the photography sublime, but a lot of effort has been put into the detail within the text as well as additional sections offering advice on exploring France or bringing a little French chic into your own home. This is not just a picture book, it is full of really useful and inspiring information and guidance. I cannot recommend this book highly enough.

Lovely book but photography has a blue tinge to it which for an expensive book spoils the overall effect ! Would not recommend !

It's beautiful extraordinary book by great famous designer; I love It! it could be coffee table book as well.

Simply beautiful

Amazing photos, interiors and very entertaining, while providing interesting insights about design & sources. Highly recommend

Si te gusta la decoración inspirada en un estilo clásico este libro te encantará. Se concentra en el piso que tiene en París el interiorista Timothy Corrigan y en su castillo del valle del Loira

A stunning safe, perfect bourgeoisie and book in the grand manner of decorating in the French style. This is not a book on cottages, small apartments or rundown French farm houses. This is a book of very rather grand rooms in a beige straightforward chateau. Whilst the style is never hotel or matchy matchy the effect is safe versus overtly aristocratic. There are clusters of items and walls of paintings even photographs peppered amongst the typical antique furniture. It's French style through a somewhat American lens. That said it is never to West Coast California or bizarre in any way. Sometimes Grand chateau in France bring in a colonial effect, many colors showcasing the exotic. India, the Ivory Coast, Indo- Chinese or even Italianate effects. This job is straightforward and very livable never really going full out on the ideas which is refreshing if not a bit predictable. The gardens are photographed from every direction with the ariel shots are stunning display. Thus keeping the green focus outside, as a fresh and vital effect of countryside living. Inside the photographs are very charming and bright. The colors of light blue, biscuit beige, pale lemon are endless in this house. The three are somewhat overused in many of the decoration which can be a down point. The decoration is safe and traditional mixing sumptuous with breathability. The result is Timothy's "happy effect" he always brings to his decorating jobs. The stories and commentary are engaging without being cloying. The book is large, solid and is a perfect gift or excellent addition to one's library.