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Philippe Starck (Universe Architecture Series)

by Conway Lloyd Morgan

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Provides through photographs the newest ventures in the designs of Philippe Starck from New York hotels to toothbrushes, and discusses through essays the motive forces behind his genius.
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artbook, design, French designer, Starck, architecture ( )
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