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September 14, 2020

Required reading: Old meets new with Lucas/Eilers, James Farmer and Nicole Hollis

This month, Business of Home editors rifled through the pages of three books, all with their own take on blending history and heritage with cutting-edge style—a survey of timeless interiors from Sandra Lucas and Sarah Eilers, a warm Southern welcome from James T. Farmer III, and ultrachic California cool from Nicole Hollis.

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August 26, 2020

Schumacher then and now, Kvadrat’s ethereal color stories, and the wonders of marble

Business of Home editors review three design books that dive into industry classics: a style survey from Schumacher, a lesson in color theory from Kvadrat, and a collection of breathtaking marble interiors.

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August 19, 2020

Perfect timing: This wellness designer is releasing her book mid-pandemic

Ahead of a September 1 launch, BOH spoke to designer and wellness consultant Jamie Gold about her upcoming book, Wellness by Design: A Room-by-Room Guide to Optimizing Your Home for Health.

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July 8, 2020

Liaigre’s international oeuvre, the science behind our living spaces, and a vibrant slice of Palm Beach

Business of Home editors review three of the summer’s most inspiring new design books: five globetrotting projects from Liaigre, the science behind deliberate design and an intimate look at some classic Palm Beach homes.

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May 13, 2020

Breezy living from Parachute's founder, British craft from Luke Hughes, and quips from Diana Vreeland

Business of Home editors review three of May’s most inspiring new design books: breezy solutions from Parachute founder Ariel Kaye, Luke Hughes on design that stands the test of time, and Rizzoli’s lively tribute to cultural icon Diana Vreeland.

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April 16, 2020

The Novogratzes strike again, Tom Kundig’s understated oeuvre, and André Fu’s modern hospitality

Business of Home editors review three of this month's upcoming design books: a dozen easygoing spaces from Robert and Cortney Novogratz, an exploration of landscape and materiality from architect Tom Kundig, and 18 striking new projects from Hong Kong–based designer André Fu.

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April 2, 2020

Perfect kitchens, dreamy interiors and secret city gardens

Business of Home editors review three of April’s splurge-worthy new design books: A guide to the perfect kitchen by designer Barbara Sallick, warm and artful interiors from Athena Calderone, and Rebecca Gross’s verdant tome of urban outdoor spaces.

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March 6, 2020

The secret histories of everyday objects

New book The Elements of A Home dives into the curious histories of everyday items like the teapot, the dollhouse and even the fork. BOH spoke with author Amy Azzarito about a few of our editors’ favorite objects.

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February 19, 2020

Required reading: Anthony Baratta’s first solo monograph, florals for designers and pop punk furniture

Business of Home editors review three of this month’s most eye-catching new design books: A charming collection of Anthony Baratta’s 12 latest projects, a vivid floral design guide by Christin Geall, and a candy-colored memoir by designer Tina Nicole.

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January 3, 2020

Required Reading: Brownstones, Bali and New Hollywood

Three new design books celebrate classic Manhattan architecture, stunning homes of Southeast Asia, and the glamour and whimsy of new Hollywood interiors.

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