Under the Sun: Around the World in 21 Houses

(Hardback)

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French photographer Roland Beaufres debut monograph showcases some of the most exclusive, elegant properties under the sun, offering a glimpse into the private retreats of style icons, designers, and creatives who found solace in special, sun-washed places.

Whether situated in a secluded desert, along the Mediterranean coastline, or on a Caribbean beach, each property exudes decadence and warmth. From the villa of Bernard-Henri Lvy and Arielle Dombasle in Tangier to Farah Diba Pahlavis house in the Moroccan village of Taroudant, and from Henri Garellis Provenal-style abode in Corsica to Deborah Turbevilles home in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, and exotic palaces in India and Thailand, readers will discover twenty-one gorgeous properties whose interior design, architecture, and landscapes capture the vibrancy of these lush locales. With forewords penned by the founders of Studio Peregalli and Rupert Thomas accompanying Beaufres timeless photographs, this new volume will inspire wanderlust among interior design and architecture aficionados everywhere.

Author Bio

Roland Beaufre is a French interiors photographer who regularly contributes to The World of Interiors, Vogue, and many other publications. He studied at the cole des Beaux-Arts in Paris and has published several books on great houses and interiors.