Monochrome Home

A Design Book by Hilary Robertson A single palette taken to its full range — that is the premise of Monochrome Home, Bloomist collaborator Hilary Robertson's second book. Robertson visits the homes of artists and designers across Europe and New York to show how a monochromatic palette produces dramatically different results depending on how it is used. At 192 pages and 8.7" x 11", it belongs in the design library. What the Book Delivers Robertson shows how a commitment to a single color family produces entirely different effects across the homes she visits. The book makes a practical and visual argument for doing less with more. The Second Book Where The Stuff of Life covers the art of displaying objects, Monochrome Home narrows to a single design question: what happens when you commit to one palette entirely? Add The Stuff of Life to complete the pair, or browse the Books collection for more. Written by Bloomist collaborator Hilary Robertson 192 pages, hardcover 8.7" x 1" x 11" Covers monochromatic interiors across Europe and New York