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Home is where the heart is

Home is where the heart is

ArchitectureArt & Photography
Pages
286
Published
2003
Language
English

Synopsis

This book explores the evolution of furniture design and the industry in 20th-century Germany, with a particular focus on the influential COR firm. It examines how residential architecture and domestic furnishings shaped the concept of 'home' during this period. Through historical analysis, the work offers insights into the intersection of design, industry, and everyday living.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

InformativeIntellectualReflective

Genres

Architecture Art & Photography History

Authors

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Alfred Gebert

Alfred Gebert writes stories that explore domestic life. His book, Home is Where the Heart Is, offers a look at family connections and personal spaces. Gebert's writing often centers on themes of belonging and everyday experience.

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Harald Willenbrock

Harald Willenbrock writes fiction, including the book Home is where the heart is. His stories often explore themes of belonging and personal connection. Readers enjoy his direct style and relatable characters.

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Sigrun Albert

Sigrun Albert writes stories that explore themes of belonging and connection. Her book, Home is where the heart is, offers readers a look into the meaning of home. Albert's work often centers on personal journeys.

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Thomas Dullo

Thomas Dullo writes stories that often explore themes of belonging and personal connection. Readers know him for his book, "Home is where the heart is." His work frequently examines the idea of finding one's place.

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Till Briegleb

Till Briegleb writes fiction, including the book Home is where the heart is. His stories often explore domestic life and personal connections. Readers enjoy his direct style and relatable characters.