Interior Design Books

For the Love of Books: Designing and Curating a Home Library by Thatcher Wine and Elizabeth Lane: Read about the significance of the home library, embellished with alluring photography and illustrations, in a keepsake worthy of any bibliophile's collection. The book recounts the history of books and private libraries and champions the resilience of books in the digital era.

Delicious Places: New Food Culture, Restaurants and Interiors by Gestalten: A delicious presentation of the new wave of cafes, restaurants, and entrepreneurs that are changing the culinary culture with establishments that are born out of fresh ideas with clever twists often leading to unprecedented culinary experiences.

Greening in Style: Living and Styling with Plants by Francesc Zamora: An inspiring book on living and styling with plants features interior design projects that prominently feature plants and botanical flourishes with residential spaces such as apartments, single-family homes, lofts, and penthouses in urban and rural environments.

Chair Anatomy: Design and Construction by James Orrom: Explores the design, quality, functionality, comfort and other important factors of more than 50 iconic pieces of furniture. The book offers a nuts-and-bolts perspective on beautiful designs which are more often taken for granted.

Jean Royere by Jean-Louis Gaillemin: A detailed and interesting monograph on Jean Royere, who was a key figure of the Avant-garde in the 1950s featuring over 150 contemporary photographs of iconic furniture.

Less Is More (Difficult): 20 Years of Design at Blu Dot by Andrew Blauvelt: A celebration of twenty years of design, philosophy, and inspiration from the renowned American furniture brand Blu Dot.

Wonder Plants 2: Your Urban Jungle Interior by Irene Schampaert & Judith Baehner: Plants play a pivotal role in interior design. This book explores various plants of different sizes and colors, as well as practical tips for maintaining them.