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A holistic approach to creating a home using the colors, patterns, and textures found in the natural world, from the author of Living with Color and Living with Pattern.Hailed by Vogue for her "approachable patterns and textiles" Rebecca Atwood shares a new method for styling your interiors, one guided by nature: specifically landscapes that capture your imagination. As an artist, she has found that the details of a landscape helps make design accessible, and when decorating a home, it can even direct the decisions you make. Think of a place outside that contains a mood you want to bring into your home, such as the beach or a garden you saw on your travels. Identify the colors in its landscape and you can choose a room?s paint colors. Pick out its textures and you can decide what materials?rugs, wallpaper, upholstery fabric?to bring into the room. The Harmonious Home walks you through six different landscapes?Dunes, Ocean, Field, Forest, Garden, and City?and shows you how to pull together color and pattern combinations you might not have imagined on your own that evoke the feeling of the place without looking overly thematic.Throughout, you?ll find gorgeous photographs of interiors around the country and expert advice from celebrated interior designers for selecting lighting, a floor plan, window treatments, and more. With endless inspiration for building a room around a mood, The Harmonious Home takes you from fabric and paint swatches to a harmonious design that feels like home.

Jacqueline Duncan founded the Inchbald School of Interior Design in 1960, and the Inchbald School of Garden Design in 1972. War-time experiences as a young evacuee living in grand English country houses kindled her fascination with buildings and gardens before she met and married Michael Inchbald, a leading interior decorator. Britain had no equivalent of the Parsons School of Design in the USA, so Jacqueline Duncan became determined to establish a school in London. An important component of Inchbald courses is interior design history, which Jacqueline Duncan outlines, explaining how the profession developed out of associated trades and gift ed amateurism. Many distinguished interior designers and garden designers are Inchbald graduates. Examples of their work are included in an appendix.

In Romantic English Homes, Robert O''Byrne has gathered together a collection of some of England’s most glorious abodes, from venerable country houses to a thatched farmhouse to an enchanting Gothick folly. Ever since the English aristocracy embarked on the Grand Tour in the seventeenth century, a passion for collecting has become a national trait. This is reflected not only in England’s aristocratic palaces and ancient manors, but in more modest residences, too. Romantic English Homes features 14 such homes. Large or small, old or new, they all exude typical English style: massed objects intentionally mingling a variety of styles and tastes, with the classical placed next to the gothic, and plaid checks alongside floral prints. Criss-crossing the country, from Dorset, Devon, and Cornwall to East Anglia and Suffolk, from London to Staffordshire and Northumberland, it is both the romantic timelessness of these properties and their comfortable, many-layered appearance that makes them so alluring and romantic to modern eyes.

In Inside Stories, Hilary Robertson reveals a multitude of ways to curate and arrange those objects and possessions that make up the stuff of life, from treasured artworks and decorative accessories to everyday objects such as hats, baskets and bicycles.In the first chapter, How to Arrange your Stuff, Hilary considers four different approaches to creating arrangements – intuitive, narrative, practical and curatorial—and shows how each one can be achieved. She considers the variety of display locations available within the home—walls, mantelpieces, windowsills, chests of drawers, tabletops—and suggests how to make the most of them with decorative vignettes. Next, in Stories Told by Real Homes, Hilary casts her stylist’s eye over interiors that fall into five different styles—Neatnik, Bohemian, Naturalist, Sculpture Vulture, and Noble Salvage. As she reveals, some people are magpies—they love stuff; finding, collecting, and displaying it—while their opposite, the minimalists, are on a mission to contain or tame it. The ideas in this book will appeal to magpies, minimalists, and everyone in between.

In Nordic Colours, bestselling author Katrine Martensen-Larsen guides you through the ways of infusing your home with Nordic tones – a colour scheme of natural shades. From the transformative power of paint and wallpaper to the enchanting vitality of soft furnishings, she reveals how every element contributes to a harmonious home. This book is not just about applying colour; it is about creating moods that resonate with who we are and how we wish to feel. The inclusion of mood boards as a practical tool sets this guide apart, empowering you to visualize and curate your dreams. With clear instructions and inspiring examples, the author encourages readers to embark on a personal journey of decoration — inviting experimentation, self-discovery, and delight in the process.

When one enters a Collette Dinnigan-designed home there is nowhere else you would rather be. Her style is one of simple yet sophisticated beauty. Bellissima: An Australian–Italian Affair takes you into Collette’s world of beauty – interiors, gardens, food, friends, curiosities, art and travel – in Italy and Australia. It shows us Collette’s remarkable eye for detail, vignettes, texture and colour. She shares her design inspiration and reveals stunning photos never before published of her homes in Bowral and Darling Point, along with a Rome apartment and holiday house in Puglia. Collette and her photographer, Earl Carter, travelled the length of Italy, from Naples to Turin, to capture the essence of what inspires Collette that she then brings home to Australia, the ‘great Southern light’. ​Collette not only takes us into her own private worlds but also those of her friends such as Mimi Thorisson in Turin, Neil Perry in Sydney, and Louise Olsen and Luke Sciberras in country NSW, where they share their recipes and art. This is a book of inspiration and delight, a joyous journey of creativity with one of Australia’s foremost fashion designers. Full of glorious imagery, it is a must-have book for those who love travel and interiors.

Máte starší rodinný dům nebo chcete rodinný dům koupit? Chtěli byste jej opravit, ale nevíte jak na to? 100+10 tipů, které naleznete v knize, vás provede rekonstrukcí rodinného domu od počátečního propočtu, přes projekt a stavební úřad, až po samotnou stavbu. Dozvíte se na co si dát u starších domů pozor, jak při rekonstrukci postupovat, kdy máte jít na stavební úřad i s čím vám pomůže architekt či projektant. V knize najdete návod jak odhalit skryté vady domu vzniklé například porušenou statikou nebo vlhkostí, jak je odstranit a kolik oprava bude stát. Autor nezapomíná ani na vnitřní vybavení domu, přípojky nebo vytápění. Koncept tipů umožní čtenáři přečíst si přesně o tom tématu, které potřebuje, aniž by se zabýval celou knihou. Pro lepší názornost je vše doplněno množstvím obrázků a fotografií. Modelová rodina Přestavělových, která právě koupila rodinný dům a plánuje jeho opravu, má podobné starosti jako vy. Zalistujte a přesvědčte se sami. 4. vydání oblíbené příručky je doplněno a aktualizováno podle nového Stavebního zákona k 1. 8. 2025.

Mark and Sally Bailey of award-winning destination homeware store Baileys Home explore the inspirational homes of artists, craftspeople and designers.Living with paintings, sculptures, ceramics and textiles—almost anything crafted by hand—will give your home a sense of personality that is welcome in this age of mass production. The Handmade Home shows how living with handcrafted pieces is a joyful experience that awakens the senses and brings simple, tactile pleasure to every day. The book begins by looking at The Elements: Color, Texture, Textiles, Made by Hand, and Collecting. Next, The Homes features 12 inspirational case studies, from rural England to Japan, offering a glimpse into the private spaces of those who love to create or to live with handmade pieces. Each of the carefully chosen locations demonstrates how living with art and craft can bring joy, variety, and beauty to every corner of a room and will inspire the reader to create their own handmade home.

Style Your Home: Design Secrets for Styling with Confidence is a design guide filled with need-to-know styling tips when setting up your new home. Be it a rental or that long-awaited first home purchase, decorating and renovating can be exciting, but also daunting. Interior design expert Emma Blomfield breaks down the rules in a fun and informative way. Whether it's how to pick the right size rug for your living room or how to curate a gallery wall, which indoor plants add the most oomph or how high to hang your dining table pendant light, Emma covers all the essential elements of style.  With tips for every major room in the house and insider secrets to help maximize your space and make it look stylish, no matter your budget, this book is essential for anyone wanting to make their new house a home. 

“This is the most extravagant and iconic book that ever existed!” —Trixie Mattel, world-famous drag queen and owner of Trixie Motel "The Maximalist is a fearless, joy-filled celebration of color and character. It reminds us that design doesn’t have to behave—it can be exuberant, unruly, and delightfully over-the-top." —Justina Blakeney, Artist, Author, and Founder of Jungalow Maximalist style authority Dani Dazey shares her bold design advice for creating colorful interiors and playful patterns in your home. Does your maximalist soul crave all things color, pattern, and texture? If so, let Dani Dazey show you how to bring it home. With her vintage-inspired flair, quirky custom furniture, unique graphic designs, and bright color palettes, Dazey is the perfect person to bring happiness and personality into your decorating.The Maximalist includes sixteen of Dazey’s design projects, from the iconic Trixie Motel—created with beloved drag queen Trixie Mattel—to the idyllic Dazey Desert House at the foot of the San Jacinto Mountains, to a crazy and colorful-to-the-max mansion in Alabama. Let this book be your guide to finding balance in creative expression, establishing an atmosphere, mixing in patterns (hint: you can never have enough wallpaper), and choosing the right furniture and finishes. True to its name, the book itself is a maximalist pleasure, complete with gorgeous sprayed edges.

Interior design legend Cara Woodhouse presents a bold, modern aesthetic for a new generation of design enthusiasts—and shows us how to create spaces that we will truly love to inhabitIt's a Mood helps readers get in touch with their own design instincts. Organized by mood, this book offers both inspiration and practical advice for incorporating the elements that we feel passionate about. For interior designer Cara Woodhouse, interiors are experiences. Her approach goes beyond the visual, creating spaces that intuitively tap into our senses and invoke a mood that washes over all who enter. Her instinct for capturing a person’s spirit and translating it into a personal space is unmatched. Woodhouse’s interiors balance pattern play, an emphasis on eye candy, moody maximalism, quirky accents, and anything fun and random. With special tips on controlling sound in a space, what type of stone works best and when, and how to deck out your home office, this book is for everyone who wants to curate an authentic, original aesthetic perfectly tailored to their own preferences, while accentuating the beauty of each room. This book appeals equally to those decorating their first apartments on a budget to those setting up their forever homes with signature touches. The bold, modern design and sprayed edges make this coffee table book perfect for sharing, displaying, and gifting.

The third interiors book from the author of Curate and Create, featuring homes in the UK, France, Spain, the US and Australia.PRAISE FOR CREATE“COCOON is an inspiring exploration of home as a sanctuary, celebrating the beauty of spaces that nurture and provide comfort. Ali has an intuitive understanding of the meaning of home, encouraging others to live with the things they love and to celebrate their individuality.” - Chrissie Rucker – Founder @thewhitecompany “Cosseting, cosy, sink-into spaces are on the rise and there is no better book to dive into and learn how to pull them off than Ali Heath's Cocoon: Creating Homes with Heart. It's an essential read that not only will put a smile on your face as you settle down and dig in it will awaken your senses exciting you to create visual, tactile, cosy havens that you never want to leave.” - Abigail Ahern @abigailahern “Ali's desire to help us all create a sanctuary at home focuses on the importance of human connections and an awareness of our senses. Making spaces that we can connect with intuitively goes way beyond just aesthetics as these case studies illustrate so perfectly.” - Kate Watson Smyth, KateWatsonSmyth.Substack.com “Another stunning design book! Ali Heath's books never fail to inspire me.” - Leanne Ford @leannefordinteriors “Ali Heath is not only a gifted writer, interior stylist, and mentor but also a warm-hearted woman and a cherished friend. Her sensitivity to moods, emotions, and creativity is something truly special. In her latest book, COCOON, she takes us into lived-in homes and spaces that feel deeply personal. Her style is romantic, tactile, and carefully curated, with each piece exuding a vintage charm. The blend of decor, antiques, books, art, and furniture creates a seamless narrative of a life well lived. There's not a single page where you wouldn't want to linger.” - Malene Birger @malenebirgers_world "In three comprehensive sections packed with rich photography and expert advice, this practical yet inspiring guide will give you the confidence to try it yourself" - Elle Decoration "It's clear that the spaces and wisdom featured in Create come from the heart. It is another masterclass by Ali Heath in creating soulful spaces that sing with warmth and cut their own design path." - Nicole Gray, Interiors Editor, YOU magazine "Ali is undoubtedly one of the best, most consistent and versatile stylists working today, and her new book Create is testimony to that." - Ben Kendrick: Editor, Modern Rustic; Homes and Style Director, Country Living magazine “Cocoon is visually stunning, thoughtful, and soulful!! Filled with interiors and stories about the people who inhabit them, it's just the kind of book that gets me scheming and dreaming!! You'll want to read it more than once- first for all the eye candy and then again and again for its wisdom.”  - Lauren Liess @laurenliess "Ali Heath understands that true sanctuary isn't about having the right things, but about surrounding ourselves with what genuinely nourishes us. Cocoon beautifully captures this essence of intentional living through spaces that prioritize comfort, connection, and personal meaning over perfection." - Shira Gill @shiragill *** In her third book Cocoon, interior stylist, designer and writer Ali Heath invites the reader to create a home sanctuary that focuses on the human touch, as an antidote to our fast-paced, tech-driven modern world. This way of decorating is so much more than just a look or style - it's about taking a holistic approach that draws upon all our senses, not just the visual, and connects us more meaningfully to ourselves and our surroundings. In the past cre

In Naturally Sustainable Style, interiors stylist and author Selina Lake reveals how to create a beautiful and stylish home that is kind to the planet, using organic materials and preloved items.In Inspirations, Selina starts by revealing the concepts that inspire her: natural decor, living simply, mindful consumption, recycling, upcycling, and reducing plastic waste. She looks at materials suited to the naturally sustainable look, including wood, bamboo, cork, recycled glass, and upcycled materials. In Textures, she focuses on organic fabrics, fibers such as coir and rattan, and eco-friendly paints. Finally, she shows how to style the home using lighting, decorative objects, vintage pieces, garden flowers, and house plants. In the second section, Natural Living Spaces, Selina shows how sustainability and style can go hand in hand in living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, home offices, and even laundry rooms. In Natural Outdoor Spaces, she steps outside to discuss green gardening, growing your own produce, and venturing further afield to camp, travel and explore. Throughout, eco-friendly tips and hints will inspire those who want to lighten their footprint on the planet. Last but not least, Selina’s list of resources will help readers get the look and create a sustainable, eco-friendly home of their own.

Curated Living: Elegant Interiors and Artful Homes invites readers to explore some of the world’s most stylish sanctuaries and to find inspiration to create their own elegant, artful home.This new title from Australian journalist, editor, and stylist Susan Redman features 18 sophisticated, art-filled houses and apartments from across Europe, North America, and Australia. Despite their varied origins, these homes share a commitment to serenity and refinement, offering beautiful interiors characterised by luxurious materials, designer furniture, bespoke joinery, handcrafted decor, and treasured artworks.Illustrated with glorious full-colour imagery, Redman’s evocative narratives offer valuable insight into how the talented designers blend historical elegance and contemporary luxury. Interviews with the principal designers reveal how these beautiful interiors were crafted, and how old and new architectural details have been integrated in harmonious ways. Every element of these unique residences is carefully curated and arranged, telling a story of comfort, grace, and quiet sophistication.

The Graphis Journal issue #384 is packed with top-tier creative talent that’s changing the game across design, advertising, photography, and beyond. These aren''t just names—they''re industry disruptors and trailblazers who push boundaries and redefine what’s possible in visual communication. This is more than just a magazine—it''s a masterclass in creativity, with insights from award-winning talents who are shaping the future of design and advertising.Why These Talents Matter:- Stefan Sagmeister (USA): Last featured in issue #339 of The Graphis Journal, this Graphis Master has mastered the work/life balance; when he’s not creating exhibits and publishing books, he’s taking a sabbatical to discover his next big idea.   - Paul Garbett (AU): Whether he’s working on signage and wayfinding projects or collaborating with art galleries and exhibitions, he believes that design is an act of optimism, which he uses to envision and realize a better future.- Ariel Freaner (USA): The founder of Freaner Creative & Design, Ariel was inspired to enter the art field after seeing Star Wars and various Steven Spielberg films, and now makes attention-grabbing ads for the likes of Bill Melendez Productions, Fujitsu Ten, Calimax, and the Red Cross.- Stan Musilek  (USA) and Eric Melzer (USA): These photographers see what makes people beautiful. Stan is motivated by women and feminine beauty, as seen in his glamorous model shots and tasteful nudes, while Eric shoots a wide range of subjects yet always keeps people at the center of his work.- Mark Braught (USA): The creator of the iconic images for the Harry Potter series, Mark runs his own design firm, UP-Ideas, with his work partner Roger Sawhill when he’s not bringing stories to life for books or editorials.- Thomas McNulty (USA): When teaching students at the Academy of Art University, Tom gives out assignments based on various process and problem-solving methods that include conducting in-depth research, writing a design strategy plan, and more.Why Your Clients Will Love It:This Journal offers both incredible images and thoughtful interviews, where these visual art geniuses talk about their lives, what inspires them, and what it means to be successful. It’s an opportunity for customers to discover how these greats work, whether they’re creatives themselves or simply appreciate award-winning artistry.Make It Relatable:Your clients who cater to creative minds are constantly seeking inspiration and insight into what’s working in today’s competitive market. The Graphis Journal issue #384 delivers exactly that—exclusive access to the thoughts and methods of today’s industry leaders who are driving the biggest trends and innovations. It''s not just a resource, it’s a competitive advantage.What’s In It for You:When you sell The Graphis Journal issue #384, you’re not just selling a quarterly magazine—you’re providing insights that can only come from the world’s top creative minds.Key Selling Points to Drive Home:- Exclusive interviews with today’s industry leaders who shape global trends.- Stunning, full-page visuals of award-winning work.- Insights that can fuel the creative process.  Get excited about The Graphis Journal issue #384—because if you’re serious about the visual arts, this is the best resource available!

"Guillaume de Laubier’s colourful photographs capture the city as you’ve never seen it." - FT Weekend MagazineBe awe-inspired by Paris Living, a book that takes you on a house tour of some of the most eccentric, colourful, luxurious and unexpected dwellings in Paris. A feast of textures, patterns, colours and atmosphere, this book is a gem for all lovers of interior design. Paris Living includes 200 striking photographs of around 20 Parisian homes. From the bold pink boudoir apartment of lingerie icon Chantal Thomass to the artistic and colourful cove of the granddaughter of Serge Poliakoff: this book is as eclectic and vibrant as Paris itself. This book is both an escape into the Parisian lifestyle and an inspirational guide on how to create a unique home with a touch of Paris.   

In The Reimagined Home, acclaimed interiors stylist and journalist Nicole Gray illustrates how to embrace sustainable design and transform your space with joy using existing pieces, adaptable design ideas and conscious purchases. Featuring 16 inspiring and stunning homes of some of the world's most well-respected creatives including Shelley Simpson, Kally Ellis, Jules Haines and Sophie van Winden, The Reimagined Home is a guide for every stage of the creative journey. From future-proofing ideas, to how to incorporate regenerative design elements and ways to reinvent what is already in existence, it is divided into digestible chapters designed to garner practical advice and inspiration from. The homes featured throughout offer an antidote to our tech-driven lifestyles by embracing reclaimed elements and a deeper connection to nature, without losing the joy of creativity and personal expression. It is a must-have for those looking to consciously transform their home.

Bring a rainbow of joy into your life with colorful home design and decor inspiration. The Rainbow Home features hundreds of easy DIYs and tips from leading home influencers for homeowners, renters, and anyone inspired by color.Many homes have color in them, but a rainbow home is one that uses color in a particular way. This could be a bright pop of surprising color, a room that pairs clashing colors, an intense use of pattern, or a clear rainbow effect. The overall feel is that the color is there to bring joy and to create a home that is extremely personal and unique. Like Pinterest at your fingertips, The Rainbow Home is the go-to reference book that makes it easy to define your own rainbow style and add color anywhere in your home. Divided by area (house front and doorways, hallways and stairs, living spaces, kitchens, eating and entertaining, sleeping spaces, bath and relaxation, home offices and craft rooms, storage solutions, and outdoor space), each chapter includes: Lots of clever DIYs, purchasable ideas, and photographic inspiration. An exploration of the three distinct “types” of rainbow colors: dopamine brights (intense bold and joyful colors), playful pastels (nostalgic and sweeter chromas), and uplifting neons (electric and punchy hues). A deeper dive into specific colors, breaking down the benefits of each, how to choose which shade is right for you, and a color pairing guide. Feature profiles on notable décor personalities, taking a peek into their colorful homes and sharing their advice, including such luminaries as Evie Kemp (@eviekemp), Stasia Buckle (@stasiabuckle), Maye Ruiz (@mayeruz), Lizzy Hingham (@lizzyhigham_interiorstyling), Shareen and Martin (@happyvillageinterior), and Sisi Alfred (@homewithsisi). A brilliant interior design coffee table book, The Rainbow Home is outstanding as a self-purchase for color enthusiasts, a housewarming present, or a handy guidebook for designers, stylists, color consultants, decorators, and creatives of all types.Perfect for:  Anyone interested in home décor and DIY ideas, maximalism, and design New apartment, house, or condo renters or owners looking for decorating inspiration  Host or hostess gift-giving  Fans of rainbows and colorful textiles, art, and collectibles

Writer Cate St Hill believes our homes have the power to become our inner sanctuaries, soothing our souls and nurturing our wellbeing. She takes inspiration from the concept and traditions of Japandi, a hundred-year-old set of lifestyle principles that draw from Scandinavian and Japanese design ethoses. In this book, Cate takes readers far beyond the design trend, introducing them to the connection between aesthetics and well-being that is at the heart of this style. The book opens with an introduction to traditional Japanese and Scandinavian design philosophies, putting forward the idea that the concept of Japandi is nothing new, but has far-reaching foundations. The following chapters each focus on a different aesthetic theme, covering everything from color and texture, to decluttering and simplifying, as well as designing for well-being. Japandi Home is packed with gorgeous imagery, insightful features from contributing experts, and design inspiration readers can implement in their own homes.