African Interior Design

by Alejandro Bahamón (Editor)

African Interior Design. From Kenya to Tanzania, Zimbabwe to Namibia, and on to Botswana, this copiously illustrated book presents an overview of the stunning diversity in African residential design. Forty-five houses in a range of styles by architects such as Van der Merwe Miszewski, Anton Du Plessis, and Betsy Gast are featured in over 400 color photographs. Whether rural houses built with indigenous materials or luxurious modern structures with stunning views of the Savannah, African Interior Design should be an indispensable guide to a subject too little discussed.

400 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2004

About the author

Alejandro Bahamón, an architect, photographer, and editor of architecture books, is the author of numerous publications on contemporary architecture, including Sketch Plan Build, The Magic of Tents, Treehouses, Glass Houses, Houses on the Edge, and (with Ana María Álvarez), Light Color Sound. He lives in Barcelona.