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The Maximalism by Sig Bergamin coffee table book captures the bold, eclectic design philosophy of Brazilian architect and designer Sig Bergamin. Featuring a blend of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century French and Italian furnishings alongside modern pieces from North and South America, the book documents his approach to creating cohesive interiors from wide-ranging collected objects. Its pages detail Bergamin's meticulous attention to seasonal rotation of textiles, lampshades, and decorative elements across both his São Paulo home and client projects. A substantial visual reference for interior design, the book presents his signature maximalist aesthetic through richly photographed spaces.
Architect and designer Sig Bergamin's bold Brazilian style comes across clearly in his vivid, eclectic work. A self-described "maximalist," Bergamin travels constantly and loves collecting treasures from around the world. Blending eighteenth- and nineteenth-century French and Italian furnishings seamlessly with modern pieces from North and South America, his designs are exquisite mélanges of chic. At his home in São Paulo, Bergamin meticulously rotates which pillows, slipcovers, and lampshades are on display depending on the season. He dedicates just as much attention to each of the client homes he works on, bringing wide-ranging pieces into a cohesive, distinctive whole-captured beautifully in this interior design coffee table book.
