私の人生と色彩

Didn't expect the paper quality to be this good, the colors on every page genuinely pop. I've been leaving it open on the coffee table just to flip through the maximalist interiors whenever I walk past.

The photos of his restaurant and hotel interiors are worth it alone, especially the way he layers bold color against pattern without it feeling chaotic. It's a heavy coffee-table book, so plan for the weight, but I've already flipped through it three times.

Brudnizki's use of color is genuinely inspiring, and the book does a great job showing how he transforms venues into bold spaces. I just wish a few of the project write-ups went deeper into his actual process instead of staying so surface-level.