當聲音成為設計，科技便有了靈魂。 Bang & Olufsen誕生於丹麥小鎮Struer的一間農舍，而非實驗室。創辦人Peter Bang與Svend Olufsen始終堅信：科技，不只要運作，更應該動人。 從雕塑般的音響外型，到觸感細膩的耳機設計，每一件作品都體現了工藝、聲學精準與設計美學的完美融合。這個品牌不僅深受發燒友與設計愛好者推崇，也啟發無數文化與創意領域的先行者，成為全球品味與創新的象徵。 近一個世紀後，Bang & Olufsen仍在同一座小鎮持續創造——讓聲音不只是被聽見，而是被「感受」。在其Struer總部，一面「榮耀之牆」陳列著超過千張肖像，致敬那些投入25年以上、追求極致聲音與設計的匠人。 本書深入呈現品牌背後的人物、理念與經典美學，是一本結合聲學工程、產品設計與北歐生活風格的典藏之作——獻給真正懂得傾聽的人。 Bang & Olufsen began not in a design lab but in a farmhouse in Struer, Denmark, where Peter Bang and Svend Olufsen shared a belief: Technology should be as beautiful as it is functional. From the sculptural form of its speakers to the tactile refinement of its headphones, every creation is a testament to craft, acoustic precision, and design integrity. Revered by audiophiles, aesthetes, and cultural icons alike, the brand has inspired admiration from visionaries, cementing the brand as a global symbol of taste and innovation. Nearly a century later, in the same small town, Bang & Olufsen continues to transform spaces through sound that’s not just heard but felt. In the company’s Struer headquarters, a Wall of Fame displays more than a thousand portraits honoring employees who have dedicated a quarter-century to the relentless pursuit of creating only the best. This book celebrates the people, passion, and timeless aesthetic behind a brand that has always designed for those who listen—deeply and intentionally.

英國V&A博物館：瑪麗安東尼皇后時尚特展專書 歡迎來到一個粉彩色的奢華世界——絲綢窸窣、髮型高聳、陰謀暗流湧動，當然，還有血腥的革命。 瑪麗．安東尼——光是這個名字，就讓人想起一個華麗而過度奢靡的粉彩世界：緞面鞋、沙沙作響的絲綢、違反重力般的高聳髮型、精緻甜點馬卡龍、宮廷祕密與愛情傳聞，以及最終走向血腥革命的命運。 本書以嶄新的視角重建這位迷人卻悲劇的王后的一生與風格——14 歲出嫁、18 歲成為王后、37 歲被送上斷頭台。書中從她居住的私人寓所、使用的香氣、引領的時尚潮流，到複雜的法國宮廷生活，細緻描繪她的日常與世界。作者運用當時的記錄、室內空間、書信、肖像畫，以及少數保存至今的個人物品，例如她的鞋子、扇子與服裝布料碎片，拼湊出她真實而立體的人生。 然而，瑪麗．安東尼在 1793 年去世後，她的影響力並未消失。本書也揭示這位命運多舛的法國王后，如何持續成為設計、時尚、電影與裝飾藝術的靈感來源——從 19 世紀的化裝舞會、裝飾藝術時期插畫，到 John Galliano 為 Dior 設計的高級訂製服，以及 Sofia Coppola 的華麗電影《Marie Antoinette》。 本書重新審視這位複雜且長期被誤解的歷史人物——她的風格、青春與爭議，使她成為跨越時代、歷久不衰的文化象徵。 Welcome to a pastel-colored world of excess, filled with rustling silks, gravity-defying hairstyles, delicious intrigue, and, of course, bloody revolution Marie Antoinette: The very name conjures up a vibrant pastel-coloued world of excess, filled with satin shoes, rustling silks, gravity-defying hairstyles, decadent macarons, delicious intrigue, and then, of course, bloody revolution. This groundbreaking volume first reconstructs the life and style of the captivating-yet-tragic Marie Antoinette--married at 14, queen at 18, and beheaded at 37--from the intimate apartments she lived in to the scent she wore, the trends she led, and the complexities of French court life. The authors draw on contemporary accounts, interiors, letters, portraits, and the tantalizingly few personal possessions that remain: her shoes and fans, and fragments of cloth from her dresses. But Marie Antoinette has remained influential long beyond her death in 1793. The book uncovers how the ill-fated queen of France has provided a constant source of inspiration to the worlds of design, fashion, film, and decorative arts, from 19th-century fancy dress balls, to art deco illustration, to the couture of John Galliano for Dior and the sumptuous movie by Sofia Coppola. It considers afresh the legacy of a complex and misunderstood figure whose style, youth, and notoriety have contributed to her timeless appeal.