In her first book in a decade, Kelly Wearstler showcases her latest opulent interiors, including her new home and the San Francisco Proper Hotel. Known for her luxurious, "mod baroque" style, this volume features previously unpublished designs and offers inspiration for designers and homeowners alike.
Focusing on bold and minimalist design, this book showcases Kelly Wearstler's latest residential and hospitality projects through immersive photography and detailed insights. Celebrated for her unique aesthetic that blends contemporary, vintage, and organic elements, Wearstler profiles seven striking designs, including a sleek home in Venice Beach and the dynamic Proper hotels in Santa Monica and Austin. Accompanied by insightful commentary from Dan Rubinstein, it serves as an essential resource for designers and homeowners seeking elegant inspiration.
With stunning images of Wearstler's never-before-photographed interiors, Rhapsody: Kelly Wearstler is an inspirational look at one of the most irreverent and fascinating designers working today. ~ chictip.com The book and her work is interesting on every page. Even when it scares me a little bit, which it does a few times in Rhapsody . The book is about contrasts and balance, the raw vs. the refined, graphic lines vs. sensuality, minimalist organic modernist vs. the gaudy luxury of the 80s, it's about simplicity vs. explosive complexity, sleekness vs. layered texture. ~ sketch 24 This latest book follows the trendsetter behind the scenes, from creating sculpture at her metal foundry to revealing the myriad inspirations that fuel her dazzling residential and hotel designs. ~Daily News Los Angeles ...the book has a lot eye-candy for Kelly's fans. Everything we love about her vibe: daring scale interplay, brave color mixes and curious vintage finds. Did I mention a LOT of creative inspiration? ~Design Apothecary Rather than playing it safe with the usual suspects like Belgian linen and mahogany, she favors textured skins, loads of leather, tough metals and exotic stones. The projects featured in her book-all previously unpublished-share a refreshing libidinous quality. ~ Wall Street Journal