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Taiwan Mod
Documenting Taiwanese design by photographer Marc Gerritsen.
With its unique blend of ancient Chinese traditions, modern Japanese style influences and a vibrant, creative class of internationally trained designers and artists, the small island nation of Taiwan is poised to emerge as one of Asia's most promising design hubs.
Taiwan Mod is the first book ever to document the growing phenomenon of Taiwanese interioir design and architecture in its full detailed splendor. Renowned Dutch photographer Marc Gerritsen has captured the essence of this new Taiwanese style in over 600 stunning photographs, supplemented by numerous interviews (by Luuk F. van Heerde) with emerging and established Taiwanese designers.
Taiwanese culture is slowly gaining recognition in the international design community as a new and powerful influence in Asia and beyond. The book Taiwan Mod, being the first of its kind, is destined to become an indispensable work for all of those who have a keen interest in modern design and architecture.
With its unique blend of ancient Chinese traditions, modern Japanese style influences and a vibrant, creative class of internationally trained designers and artists, the small island nation of Taiwan is poised to emerge as one of Asia's most promising design hubs.
Taiwan Mod is the first book ever to document the growing phenomenon of Taiwanese interioir design and architecture in its full detailed splendor. Renowned Dutch photographer Marc Gerritsen has captured the essence of this new Taiwanese style in over 600 stunning photographs, supplemented by numerous interviews (by Luuk F. van Heerde) with emerging and established Taiwanese designers.
Taiwanese culture is slowly gaining recognition in the international design community as a new and powerful influence in Asia and beyond. The book Taiwan Mod, being the first of its kind, is destined to become an indispensable work for all of those who have a keen interest in modern design and architecture.
648 pages, Hardcover
First published November 1, 2009
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