How much "style" should a home have? Which furniture matches? What can one expect from the latest trends?

Adolf Loos is a legendary figure in architectural circles, revered and feared by many of his peers for his scintillating, yet often highly critical views on interior design and handicrafts. The modern obsession with trends and imitation were a bane of Loos who was almost obsessed with pointing out that style, taste and sustainable values were the genuine and lasting basis for a "personal style". His brilliantly formulated essays are still extraordinary relevant today.