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"Berlin Living Rooms" is a collection of works by American photographer Dominic Nabakov (1938-). Produced as the final chapter in his "Living Rooms" series, following works in New York and Paris, this book captures the interior spaces of artists and intellectuals living in post-reunification Berlin. Nabakov's consistent approach—not directly photographing individuals, but capturing the space itself, imbued with traces of life, as the "portrait"—remains evident throughout this work. Rather than depicting perfectly arranged interiors, the photographs quietly reveal the atmosphere of everyday life and the accumulation of time. Compared to his New York and Paris series, the greater sense of negative space and stillness is striking, and the book conveys the history and cultural background of Berlin through these interior spaces.