Architecture and design aficionados have a new treasure to explore with the release of Nicole England's ART IN RESIDENCE, a high-end coffee table book that delves into the intersection of art and living spaces. The book features the collaborative works of Creo Design Collective, Inc., led by Keith Buckley, R.A., and P&T Interiors LLC, under the direction of Pol Theis, showcasing their contributions to creating environments that are as much about the art they house as the architecture itself.
ART IN RESIDENCE takes readers on a global journey through 22 architecturally significant homes, each telling a unique story of creativity, culture, and personal identity. From an industrial artist's studio in New York to a modern coastal retreat in Victoria, Australia, England's award-winning photography captures the essence of these spaces, complemented by intimate interviews with the homeowners. The book is not just a showcase of beautiful interiors but a testament to the power of design in shaping our living environments.
Keith Buckley, R.A., expressed his honor in being recognized in such a prestigious publication, highlighting the international acclaim for his process-driven design philosophy. Similarly, Pol Theis shared his excitement about the feature, praising England's ability to present designs in a deeply personal manner. Their inclusion in ART IN RESIDENCE underscores the growing appreciation for spaces that thoughtfully integrate art and architecture, offering inspiration to both professionals and enthusiasts alike.
Nicole England, a Melbourne-based photographer known for her work in architecture and interiors, brings her distinctive vision to this project. Her previous works, including the Resident Dog series, have garnered widespread acclaim, making ART IN RESIDENCE a highly anticipated addition to her portfolio. The book is available for those looking to explore the confluence of art and design in residential spaces, providing a window into the creative processes behind some of the world's most extraordinary homes.
