Three new design books celebrate classic Manhattan architecture, stunning homes of Southeast Asia, and the glamour and whimsy of new Hollywood interiors.
This month, we’re taking a look at three design books that caught our eye: a breathtaking monograph on Roman architect Achille Salvagni, an intensely cool survey from designer Jennifer Post and a plucky history of tile from the Victoria and Albert Museum.
This month, Business of Home editors take a look at three design books that caught their eye: California-based designer Madeline Stuart's first monograph, a sleek collection of contemporary courtyards by Charmaine Chan, and a worldly read by Lisa Fine.
This month, Business of Home editors take a look at three design books that caught their eye: a moody and modern tome from Fiona Barratt-Campbell; an exploration of the art-heavy interiors of Grade New York; and a funky, fun look at the creative mind of Luke Edward Hall.
This month, Business of Home takes a look at three design books that caught our eye: a handsome volume from noted kitchen and bath designer Matthew Quinn; a sumptuous tome from decorator Cathy Kincaid and Carl Dellatore’s roundup of designers on the rise.
This month, Business of Home takes a look at three design books that caught our eye: a look at 200 years of Zuber’s intricate wallpapers, a celebration of white homes around the world and an exploration on how to design shared spaces.
For the past 30 years, Peter Miller Books has supplied the Northwest with design books of all kinds, from out-of-print rarities to current titles, all within a sleekly designed space. Owner Peter Miller talks trending tomes, long-standing favorites and why presentation matters.
This month, Business of Home takes a look at three design books that caught our eye: a handbook on color by textile designer Rebecca Atwood, a career-spanning monograph by star French designer Pierre Yovanovitch and a look at the classic Mackinac Island Grand Hotel by Carleton Varney.
In advance of Carl Dellatore’s new book, we spoke with him about how Interior Design Masterclass came together, the delicate process of choosing (only!) 50 designers, and which room he could live in for the rest of his life.
This month, we’re taking the pulse of the design book market—and where better to do it than at one of Los Angeles’s best design bookshops? We checked in with third-generation owner Brett Hennessey to find out what titles are flying off the shelves.
