‘Yabu Pushelberg’ | Interior Eye Candy

220 pages of gorgeous interiors is what you’ll find in the handsome first tome by one of the world’s top architecture firms, Yabu Pushelberg.

You may not know the name Yabu Pushelberg, but you certainly know their work. George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg founded the design studio in 1980. Since then they’ve created distinctive environments for clients like Bergdorf Goodman; Tiffany & Co. Wall Street in New York; the Four Seasons in Tokyo; Louis Vuitton VIP suites in Hong Kong; and the St. Regis hotel in San Francisco.

The book which is titled simply “Yabu Pushelberg” includes not only essays by Vogue contributing editor William Norwich, but also an array of beautiful interiors from high-profile hotels — including W and Thompson hotels — to retailers like Carolina Herrera and David Yerman to stylish New York residences. The illustrated pages can only be described as architecture porn. A beautiful art book like this one certainly won’t solve the American housing crisis, but it will make a lasting impression on the the design devotee in your life. Whomever he or she may be.

“Yabu Pushelberg” | $70 | Architecture/Interiors Press, Inc

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