The Design Mix

Bars, Cocktails and Style

Howard Watson

164 pages, parution le 19/05/2006

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Think cocktail, and instantly the mind reels with associations-from James Bond's shaken, not stirred martini to the women of Sex in the City sipping cosmopolitans. The cocktail as cultural icon and the frenetic, alluring world of today's bar scene are brilliantly captured in The Design Mix. With profiles and photographs of 40 of the best bar and restaurant interiors in the world, this lavishly illustrated book sheds light on the inspiration behind their design as well as a "mixologist's view" of some head-spinning cocktails (with recipes). With over 200 photos (including film stills and posters), this richly atmospheric book offers readers a grand tour of today's hottest bars and drinks-and the mesmerizing talent behind creating a grand time.

L'auteur - Howard Watson

Howard Watson is the author of Bar Style also in the Interior Angles series. He gained a degree at the University of York and a postgraduate diploma in publishing before becoming an editor and writer specialising in the arts and culture. He has contributed to many publications, including Architectural Design, and edited a wide range of titles on architecture, art and theatre.

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Preface
Introduction
Tokyo ROPPONGI HILLS CLUB
Shanghai TMSK
London SKETCH
San Francisco FRISSON
New York MEGU
London ONE ALDWYCH
Singapore SCARLET
Bilbao GRAN DOMINE
Sydney THE ESTABLISHMENT
Athens SEMIRAMIS
London LONG BAR
New Delhi FIRE & AGNI
Berlin Q! DIE BAR
Lodi BAR LODI
Hamburg EAST
London HAKKASAN
Milan BAR STRAF
Miami SETAI
London MOMO
Toronto BLOWFISH
Paris MURANO
London BLUE BAR
New York CAMPBELL APARTMENTS
Tokyo CAFÉ & DINING JP
Barcelona MOO
Hollywood GEISHA HOUSE
Melbourne BOND
Recommended tools and techniques
Credits

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Éditeur(s)	Wiley
Auteur(s)	Howard Watson
Parution	19/05/2006
Nb. de pages	164
Format	20,5 x 20,5
Couverture	Broché
Poids	550g
Intérieur	Quadri
EAN13	9780470026335
ISBN13	978-0-470-02633-5