Need new inspiration for your house’s interior design or just simply love taking a look at beautiful homes? Pre-order these new coffee table books, featuring great photos and tips on all-things home, which hit store shelves in March. You’ll not only get expert tips, but the books serve as home decor all on their own too. Below, find details on all five.
Live Beautiful
By Athena Calderone
Creator of lifestyle blog EyeSwoon, Athena Calderone wrote this book in hopes of improving the quality of home spaces, and the quality of live for those living in the spaces too. Inside, you’ll get a glimpse into how interior decorators, fashion designers and tastemakers carefully craft interiors. You may even see two of Calderone’s own residences inside. // Available March 3; $36
She Made Herself a Home: A Practical Guide to Design, Organize, and Give Purpose to Your Space
By Rachel Van Kluyve
Rachel Van Kluyve of blog Crate & Cottage teamed up with other home decor bloggers to create this practical guide to designing your home. With full-page photos of intentional spaces and budget-friendly tips, you’ll find yourself brainstorming updates to your own home. // Available March 17; $17.49
London in Bloom
By Georgianna Lane
Showcasing the English city in spring with florals in full bloom, this coffee table book includes shots from parks, gardens, florists and flower markets in London. There is also a field guide of common spring-blooming trees and shrubs and a step-by-step guide on how to create your own London-style bouquet. // Available March 17; $17.99
At Home in the English Countryside: Designers and Their Dogs
By Susanna Salk
Celebrating the country life in England, this book includes British country homes and gardens owned by some of the world’s most famous designers, as well as their dogs. Designers included are Paolo Moschino, Kit Kemp and Veere Grenney. // Available March 17; $36.70
The Elements of a Home: Curious Histories behind Everyday Household Objects, from Pillows to Forks
By Amy Azzarito
Find the history behind over 60 everyday household objects and furnishings in this coffee table book full of anecdotes and trivia. Expect to learn how napkins got their start, why forks were once seen as immoral tools of the devil and how Plato made one of the earliest alarm clocks. // Available March 17; $19.95
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