Interior Architecture by John Kurtich

Published 1993. ~8" x 11", ~500 pages. Soft Cover.

Interior Architecture by John Kurtich and Garret Eakin explores the relationship between architecture, interior design, and the arts through a spatial and human-centered lens. Combining philosophical concepts, historical and contemporary case studies, and over 400 photographs, the book examines how light, color, furnishings, and form shape the experience of interior space. Rather than a conventional history, it presents a broad exploration of the ideas and disciplines that influence the design of meaningful environments.