Jeffrey Bilhuber’s Book List 11 books and 0 comments
Here you will find a list of books that have inspired me in my professional and personal pursuits. Some I find I reference everyday, while others have simply stuck with me less as reference tools and more as life lessons.
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An encompassing collection of scenes that uniquely capture the complex emotions and activity of early American life.
A “must” for anyone inspired by historic interiors. The author conveys the personality and unique relationship between owner and interior while remaining informative and poignant.
Emma is both fascinating and frustrating, a time-tested coming-of-age tale of angst wrapped in intrigue.
Published in the 1960s, this is a clever book that captures true passion for the subject. I use historical themes for inspiration, which this work perfectly reflects with truly remarkable illustrations of historical eras and witty commentary.
Absolutely stunning and extravagant interiors are presented in a magnificent display of affluence, combining an old-world setting of castles and royalty with new twists.
A retrospective look at the star of the design world in the 20th century, tracing the evolution of his unique and signature style.
I have always been inspired by words and language, and devote my attention to understanding and refining the power of communication.
A riveting look at the evolution of art as a passionate revolution—a response to the dramatic changes in technology, society, and way of life.
A struggle between civilization and the dangerous unknown, between the elegant and the untamed, restraint and freedom.
A visual gold standard for a revealing look at families and tastemakers in the houses and gardens they’ve created.
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