Tom Scheerer: Still Decorating

This handsome volume presents the newest projects from interior designer Tom Scheerer, whom The New York Times proclaimed ＂one of the true American greats＂

An interior designer walks into a room and at a glance knows exactly what needs to be done to transform it from ho-hum to sublime. That is Tom Scheerer’s secret power, and it is seen on every page of Still Decorating.

Featured in this--his third--book are 20 of his latest projects, located Up North (Maine, the Hamptons, Greenwich, Connecticut, and New York City), Out West (Dallas; Big Sky, Montana; Aspen, Colorado; and Jackson Hole, Wyoming), and Down South (primarily Palm Beach). No matter the locale, the same aesthetic prevails: comfort and ease derived from perfect proportions and fresh, unpretentious beauty. It all seems utterly effortless, belying the fierce intelligence and impeccable eye behind every decorating decision.

Illustrated with Francesco Lagnese’s stunning photographs, Tom Scheerer: Still Decorating is a testament to the enduring mastery of America’s premier interior designer.

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Tom Scheerer began his decorating career in the mid-1980s and launched his own firm in 1995. His first two books, Tom Scheerer Decorates and Tom Scheerer: More Decorating, have been reprinted multiple times, and his work is regularly featured in AD, Town & Country, House Beautiful, and Elle Decor. He lives in Palm Beach. Francesco Lagnese is an internationally acclaimed interiors and travel photographer whose work appears regularly in Condé Nast Traveler, Vanity Fair, House Beautiful, Town & Country, and AD. His books include Tom Scheerer Decorates, Tom Scheerer: More Decorating, and Pietro Cicognani: Architecture and Design. He lives in Germany.