Sage Living: Decorate for the Life You Want

by Anne Sage, Emily Johnston (Photographer)

Overview

Perfectly named style maven and City Sage blogger Anne Sage knows a wise truth: decorating our living spaces for our goals is the first step in making them happen. In Sage Living, she opens the door to covetable dwellings designed to boost the dreams of their occupants, from the sunny, open-air kitchen of a holistic nutritionist to the eclectic living room of a world traveler ready to put down roots. With page after page of stunning interiors, engagingly written home stories, and hundreds of design tips for every room, Sage Living goes beneath the stylized surface to help readers decorate for the lives they truly want.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781452140063
Publisher:	Chronicle Books LLC
Publication date:	09/15/2015
Pages:	208
Product dimensions:	8.30(w) x 10.00(h) x 0.80(d)

About the Author

Anne Sage is a lifestyle writer and creative director based in Los Angeles. Her blog The City Sage was named a must-read by Martha Stewart Living and she is also a cofounder of Rue, the celebrated online shelter publication.

Emily Johnston is a lifestyle photographer in New York.

Editorial Reviews

"Looking past trends and decor for show, Sage Living goes deeper to explore how our homes help us connect, entertain, create, celebrate and grow with our friends and family." —Nathan Williams, Editor-in-Chief of Kinfolk magazine

"Looking past trends and decor for show, Sage Living goes deeper to explore how our homes help us connect, entertain, create, celebrate and grow with our friends and family." —Nathan Williams, Editor-in-Chief of Kinfolk magazine

"Looking past trends and decor for show, Sage Living goes deeper to explore how our homes help us connect, entertain, create, celebrate and grow with our friends and family." —Nathan Williams, Editor-in-Chief of Kinfolk magazine

"What I love about this book is how it breaks down the relationship between our home and our happiness. It's no secret that our home makes us happy, and in turn our happiness makes our home, and this book points out the connection in a way that is relatable and doable. Plus, it's a reminder that perfection is totally boring — the most interesting homes are 'flawed' yet completely compelling and inviting."—Emily Henderson, stylist, TV personality, and blogger

"What I love about this book is how it breaks down the relationship between our home and our happiness. It's no secret that our home makes us happy, and in turn our happiness makes our home, and this book points out the connection in a way that is relatable and doable. Plus, it's a reminder that perfection is totally boring — the most interesting homes are 'flawed' yet completely compelling and inviting."—Emily Henderson, stylist, TV personality, and blogger

"What I love about this book is how it breaks down the relationship between our home and our happiness. It's no secret that our home makes us happy, and in turn our happiness makes our home, and this book points out the connection in a way that is relatable and doable. Plus, it's a reminder that perfection is totally boring — the most interesting homes are 'flawed' yet completely compelling and inviting."—Emily Henderson, stylist, TV personality, and blogger

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