Paradise city!
Fun, happy, and sexy homes populate this dreamy seaside city where blue sky, green palm leaves, and electric vibes provide an exotic backdrop to the fabulous and outrageous interiors we’ve selected for you. Whether they’re exploding with color and pizzazz or imploding with white minimalism, these are the crème de la crème of Miami pads.
Highlights include:
classic 1950s Eden Roc Hotel by Morris Lapidus
residence of artist Michele Oka in South Beach
the house of Tui Pranich designed according to strict Feng Shui principles
apartment of a Cuban woman in an Art Deco district
"Stiltsville"—colorful huts hovering over the water on stilts
Fun, happy, and sexy homes populate this dreamy seaside city where blue sky, green palm leaves, and electric vibes provide an exotic backdrop to the fabulous and outrageous interiors we’ve selected for you. Whether they’re exploding with color and pizzazz or imploding with white minimalism, these are the crème de la crème of Miami pads.
Highlights include:
The editor:
Angelika Taschen studied art history and German literature in Heidelberg, gaining her doctorate in 1986. Working for TASCHEN since 1987, she has published numerous titles on the themes of architecture, photography, design, contemporary art, interiors, and travel.
The photographer:
The French photographer Eric Laignel based in New York has been capturing architecture and design for the pleasure of the eyes. His work is regularly published in many different languages but his favorites projects remain Berlin Interiors and Miami Interiors by TASCHEN where he spent several months of his life.
The producer:
Iranian-German writer Patricia Parinejad studied French, Spanish, and English literature before working in styling and production of interior design and architectural projects and magazines. Parinejad, who lives and works in Los Angeles, Paris, and New York, most recently worked on the TASCHEN title Berlin Interiors.
Angelika Taschen studied art history and German literature in Heidelberg, gaining her doctorate in 1986. Working for TASCHEN since 1987, she has published numerous titles on the themes of architecture, photography, design, contemporary art, interiors, and travel.
The photographer:
The French photographer Eric Laignel based in New York has been capturing architecture and design for the pleasure of the eyes. His work is regularly published in many different languages but his favorites projects remain Berlin Interiors and Miami Interiors by TASCHEN where he spent several months of his life.
The producer:
Iranian-German writer Patricia Parinejad studied French, Spanish, and English literature before working in styling and production of interior design and architectural projects and magazines. Parinejad, who lives and works in Los Angeles, Paris, and New York, most recently worked on the TASCHEN title Berlin Interiors.
