Books as Art: Kelly Wearstler on Potterton Books’ Hidden Treasures
The designer inside Potterton Books
Kimberly Stevens wrote a delightful piece in The New York Times, profiling glamorous Kelly Wearstler’s favorite design bookstore, Potterton Books, a miniscule, one-of-a kind gem (and ArtsÉtoile favorite) surrounded by expansive showrooms inside West Hollywood’s Pacific Design Center.
Wearstler credits the rare and out-of-print books that she finds at Potterton Books as the inspiration behind some of her best design projects. Â Despite her busy schedule, she always finds time to peruse the resource-filled books for fresh ideas, frequently finding colors and patterns that haven’t been used in decades and giving them new life in today’s eclectic interiors. Â Wearstler admits that she “never set(s) monetary limits on books… to (her) it’s like collecting art.” Â
I couldn’t agree more that collecting beautiful design books is a fabulous way to enrich your visual vocabulary without breaking the bank. Â Collecting hard-to-find art and design books is a smart and wise alternative to collecting actual art and design in lean economic times.
Click here to see images of some of Kelly’s favorite design books.
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Tags: design books, Kelly Wearstler, Pacific Design Center, Potterton Books
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