The first monograph of a distinctive voice in American design, whose work—a blend of refined finishes, textiles, antiques, and contemporary furniture—has garnered a dedicated following. David Netto may be the most beautifully designed, elegantly expressed, and artistically written monograph on interior design ever published. - Paul Goldberger

For over a decade, David Netto has highlighted leading figures in the design scene with lively, illuminating articles in many publications. Now, at last, he turns his cultivated eye and spirit to his own work as an interior designer and architect. Featuring approximately 20 projects—from urban apartments to country estates and seaside or mountain retreats—David Netto reveals an eclectic aesthetic that adds warmth and personality to modernism and a touch of energy and exoticism to traditional design.

Extensively photographed and complemented by pleasing watercolor illustrations by interior artist Mita Bland, the book is as educational to read as it is inspiring to see. In this first monograph, the distinguished designer and co-contributor of T C, David Netto, shares 20 of his projects, from city to coast, along with Mita Bland's illustrations to showcase the warmth and wit that have become his signature, both in homes and on the page.

Until you can have the man himself in your home, studying this essential read might be the next best thing. - Town & Country

This monograph by New York-born and Los Angeles-based designer and author David Netto is a compelling work. It follows the familiar structure of city/suburban/retreat projects. However, that is where any resemblance to a typical interior design book ends. This is a work you can revisit again and again. Why? First, the photos leap off the page. They are contradictory: both intimate and expansive, showcasing every scene. Second—equally important—are the narratives that...