Scott Mitchell Bücher

Featuring a collection of the California designer's most remarkable projects, this volume showcases a range of styles from serene coastal retreats to contemporary country homes. Each work reflects a unique aesthetic, highlighting the designer's ability to blend natural beauty with modern sensibilities. The book serves as an inspiring resource for those interested in innovative design and the harmony of indoor and outdoor spaces.

The collection features poetry inspired by the styles of Raymond Carver, Walt Whitman, and Robert Burns, exploring themes of love's joy and pain, the experience of growing up in South Dakota, and a deep appreciation for Hawaii. It captures the quieter moments in life that offer profound insights and reflections, showcasing the author's emotional journey and connection to place.

The narrative captures the author's childhood experiences in a vibrant Oklahoma oil town during the '50s and '60s, contrasting it with his later life in the sophisticated settings of New York and Long Island. He reminisces about carefree days filled with walking to school, family TV nights, and unsupervised bicycle adventures, highlighting a sense of independence uncommon in today's youth. His journey also includes extensive dance lessons and a European tour, culminating in a pivotal moment when he chooses to forge his own path, diverging from his parents' expectations.

A glorious, fully illustrated insider account from Team Sky of the greatest summer in British road cycling history, as Chris Froome became the second Britain to win the Tour de France