Sudpsuez Magazine N3
Covers by Etro. Back issue SOLD OUT. Published in April 2015. It features a special portfolio on Lisbon Interiors and tiles photographed by Miguel Flores-Vianna, a view on Nathalie Farman Farma’s world of fabrics and Eastern European influences and an insert of unpublished drawings by Lila De Nobili for Renzo Mongiardino’s interiors.
Sudpsuez Magazine N4
Covers by Dedar. Back issue SOLD OUT. Published on October 2015 featuring a special portfolio of Alpine Interiors and artisanal creations, an insert by Ashley Hicks, a conversation with Tory Burch on her latest home collection, an exclusive view of Carolina Irving’s new Parisian home and Umberto Pasti’s magic touch on flower arrangements and Interiors in his Moroccan houses.
Unfortunately, we are not able to guarantee a specific cover at the time of the order. However, we can assure you that all covers are proudly chosen by the Team in collaboration with Dedar.
Sudpsuez Magazine N5
Covers by Gucci. Published in April 2016.
This issue was co-curated and edited by Alessandro Michele, Gucci’s visionary Creative Director. His passion for antiques and the inspiration he draws from Roman Interiors were the starting point for the Roman Portfolio, a collection of rooms and places which he considers iconic. Other stories include a visit to Palazzo Te in Mantova, a conversation with Erdem and the special alchemy between Interiors and the garden at Wardington Manor in Oxfordshire.
Unfortunately, we are not able to guarantee a specific cover at the time of the order. However, we can assure you that all covers are proudly chosen by the Team in collaboration with Gucci.
Sudpsuez Magazine N6
Covers by Shumacher. Back issue, SOLD OUT. Published in October 2016. This issue focuses on Russia featuring countryside interiors, artisanal creations and gorgeous fabrics. On top of an insert with Yves Saint Laurent’s original drawings for his famous Russian Collection of 1976, and houses in Morocco, Italy, New York and Tiblisi amongst other stories.
Unfortunately we are not able to guarantee a specific cover at the time of the order. However, we can assure you that all covers are proudly chosen by the Team in collaboration with Shumacher.
Sudpsuez Magazine N7
Back Issue. Covers by Burberry. Published in April 2017.
This issue focuses on England starting in London at the Soane Museum and continuing in a country house in the Cotswolds. Moving up north, Mark Cropper takes us to discover the region of Cumbria, one of the most sparsely populated areas in the country. And then to Chatsworth, one of England’s “unsurpassed treasures,” home of the Duke of Devonshire. Then a visit in Spain at Casa de Pilatos in Seville, whose walls were entirely covered in colorful tiles and to the textures and patterns on the walls of Cabanas in a village in Ghana, captured years ago by Tim Beddow.
Unfortunately we are not able to guarantee a specific cover at the time of the order. However, we can assure you that all covers are proudly chosen by the Team in collaboration with Burberry.
Sudpsuez Magazine N8
Back issue. Covers by Ralph Lauren. Published in October 2017. This issue focuses on America featuring interiors, artisanal creations, navajo rugs, quilts and tramp art. Other stories include a house in Algeria seen through the lens of Tim Beddow, a conversation with Elsa Peretti about Mongiardino, a visit to the Maori meeting house in Kakahi, New Zealand.
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Sudpsuez Magazine N9
Back issue. Covers by Kravet. Published in April 2018. This issue focuses on Sicily featuring interiors, artisanal creations, tiles, stuccos and the Trapanese red corals. Other stories include some artistic working places seen through the lens of Francois Halard, a hidden palace in Damascus photographed by Tim Beddow, a holy altar in the Morroccan countryside, to name a few.
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Sudpsuez Maine House I by Kathleen Hackett
Words by Kathleen Hackett
Photographs by Maura McEvoy
Explore the soul of Maine in some three dozen of its most original, authentic, and evocative houses. For several years, acclaimed photographer Maura McEvoy and art director Basha Burwell traveled the length and breadth of Maine in search of houses that capture the state’s singular character. These are not designer houses; they are homes created by the people who live in them, from artists to writers to fishermen, distinctive for their ingenuity, originality, and fierce individuality. Many are unchanged, inhabited by generations of the same family; some are ingenious conversions. As Kathleen Hackett observes in her eloquent text, these are homes that have a kind of visual wealth that money can’t buy, homes that define the very spirit of Maine.
Published by Vendome
Sudpsuez Maine House II
Words by Maura McEvoy, Basha Burwell, Kathleen Hackett
The authors of the highly successful The Maine House continue their quest to record and celebrate the authentic Maine houses of their childhoods--a Maine that is in danger of vanishing.
"The Maine House [shows] us the dignity and aching beauty, in preserving Maine's quirky architectural past."--Maine Homes by Down East
Spend any amount of time in Maine--a weekend, a summer, a lifetime--and its impression lasts forever. When The Maine House was published in 2021, the reception was astonishing. Over four printings and across the world, The Maine House sounded a rallying cry, summed up perfectly in one of dozens of reviews, that it "crafts a plea to preserve a living history belonging to individual, family, and state; a visual call to recognize these homey structures and others like them as 'extraordinary gifts.'"
The Maine House II moves beyond the authors' cri de coeur; they're on a mission. Through 30 homes--inland, inshore, and on islands--Maura McEvoy, Basha Burwell, and Kathleen Hackett highlight the beauty and importance of preservation, restoration, thoughtful renovation, and low-impact living in the place they love the most. From visionaries who saw home in a post-and-beam barn, a lighthouse, a former hotel, and a boat shed to families resolutely leaving generational homes largely untouched (some continuing to live off the grid) and still others honoring vernacular architecture by living with it in surprising ways, The Maine House II captures the myriad ways one can live in this singular place--in the present--while preserving the past and ensuring its future.
Published by Vendome Press
Sudpsuez Majolica Mania
Words by Susan Weber, Eleanor Hughes, Catherine Arbuthnott, Jo Briggs, Earl Martin and Laura Microulis
Contributions by Paul Atterbury, Gaye Blake-Roberts, Claire Blakey, Julius Bryant, Miranda Goodby, Caroline Hannah, Kathleen Eagen Johnson, Martin P. Levy, Ben Miller, Sequoia Miller and Rebecca Wallis
The first comprehensive study of the most important ceramic innovation of the 19th century
Colorful, wildly imaginative, and technically innovative, majolica was functional and aesthetic ceramic ware. Its subject matter reflects a range of 19th-century preoccupations, from botany and zoology to popular humor and the macabre. Majolica Mania examines the medium’s considerable impact, from wares used in domestic settings to monumental pieces at the World’s Fairs. Essays by international experts address the extensive output of the originators and manufacturers in England—including Minton, Wedgwood, and George Jones—and the migration of English craftsmen to the U.S. New research including information on important American makers in New York, Baltimore, and Philadelphia is also featured. Fully illustrated, the book is enlivened by new photography of pieces from major museums and private collections in the U.S. and Great Britain.
Sudpsuez Marmi Antichi
Edited by Gabriele Borghini
Marmi antichi is an essential reference work for restorers, art historians, and enthusiasts of classical materials. The book delves into the examination of raw stone and its processing, tracing a chronological arc from the Egyptians to the Romans. It continues by exploring medieval and modern practices of the "marmorari" (marble workers), including reuse, the Cosmati, and 17th-century specialized decorators. The volume concludes with a reasoned catalog of various marble types, providing valuable guidance for recognizing and assessing their aesthetic and structural characteristics.
Published by De Luca Editori