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"The House of Leleu: Classic French Style for a Modern World, 1920-1973" is a veritable encyclopedia of what French glamour looked like in the opulent era that began in the late 40s and continued into the late 1960s--and will never been seen again. At 480 pages, the hardcover volume documents the House of Leleu's exquisite design and craftsmanship of furniture, fabrics, rugs, tapestry and embroidery, lighting and wallpapers. It's is an essential addition to any design enthusiast's library, It was produced and published in 2008 by Hudson Hills Press a prestigious publishing company founded by the former New York Times design journalist Suzanne Slesin. Authored by Françoise Siriex,
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