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Thursday, October 14, 2010
A Room of One's Own - Fictional Spaces
Here is a great editorial produced by The Guardian last year where they created four ficitional spaces inspired by four novelists using the season's home products. I'm an avid reader and thought that this was a great idea. The interiors are quite well suited to how the novelists and their writing style have been perceived. Photographs via The Guardian.
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