Villeggiatura: Italian Summer Vacation

Assouline

Explore Italy’s most cherished destinations with Belmond, traveling from the enchanting shores of Portofino to the timeless beauty of Florence, Venice, and Taormina. Embrace villeggiatura—the art of savouring an extended stay in one place—as a tribute to La Dolce Vita, perfectly embodied in the Belmond experience.

R2 790 | skins.co.za

Graphic Classics

Phaidon

Discover 500 of the world’s most exceptional graphic designs in this striking and comprehensive collection. Highlighting the work of over 400 designers from 33 countries across five continents, this volume presents iconic pieces ranging from 14th-century classics to cutting-edge modern creations. An indispensable resource for design enthusiasts and professionals alike.

R2 337 | pezulainteriors.co.za

Slow Escapes

Gestalten

Slow Escapes is an inspiring guide to a new approach to travel, spotlighting hotels, guesthouses, and hospitality venues that are revitalizing rural communities. These destinations embody values of sustainability, community, and deep connections between people and their surroundings. Settle into a cozy spot at home, sip on a cup of tea, and immerse yourself in this stunning book about the places reshaping the way we experience getaways.

R1 700 | shop.babylonstoren.com

Grootbos Florilegium

Quivertree

Marking 25 years of conservation in the Cape Floristic Kingdom, the Grootbos Florilegium stands as Africa’s first contemporary florilegium and the world’s first to showcase plants alongside their pollinators. This remarkable book features over 120 original artworks by 44 talented botanical artists from around the globe. It highlights the vibrant plant and insect life of the Grootbos Private Nature Reserve, a uniquely diverse coastal region at Africa’s southern tip, home to more than 900 species of fynbos.

R1 100 | shop.babylonstoren.com

Esther Mahlangu: To Paint is in My Heart

Thames & Hudson

Esther Mahlangu: To Paint is in My Heart showcases the extraordinary journey of Esther Mahlangu, a trailblazer in contemporary African art. Known for her vibrant and iconic paintings, Mahlangu’s work has resonated with audiences around the globe. Through insightful interviews conducted by Thomas Girst, Azu Nwagbogu, and Hans Ulrich Obrist, readers explore the artist’s creative process, sources of inspiration, and the deep cultural significance of her art—told in her own words. Featuring a preface by Nontobeko Ntombela, curator of Mahlangu’s major 2024 traveling retrospective, this book combines striking visuals with compelling storytelling, offering an inspiring and immersive experience.

R745 | amazon.co.za

Wonderland by Annie Leibovitz

Phaidon

Annie Leibovitz reflects in the preface to Wonderland: “Looking back at my work, I see that fashion has always been there. Fashion plays a part in everything, but photography always comes first for me. The photograph is the most important part. My work for Vogue fueled a passion for a type of photography I might not have otherwise pursued.” This 440-page collection celebrates Leibovitz’s iconic career, featuring 350 stunning images—many previously unpublished—and an impressive array of subjects, including Serena Williams, Kate Moss, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, and Greta Gerwig. In the foreword, Anna Wintour describes Leibovitz as “America’s greatest living photographic portraitist,” though many consider her the best in the world.

R2 310 | exclusivebooks.co.za

African Artists: From 1882 To Now

Phaidon

This remarkable volume features a cover design inspired by the iconic works of Esther Mahlangu, paired with a vibrant color palette drawn from traditional Mozambican textiles, setting the tone for the treasures within. Inside, Phaidon’s editorial team has meticulously compiled an unprecedented A-to-Z survey of over 300 modern and contemporary artists from Africa or with African roots. The collection spans a breathtaking array of mediums, including photography, painting, collage, drawing, performance art, prints, sculpture, sound installations, and textiles. Whether you’re well-versed in the works of Zanele Muholi and Samuel Fosso or just beginning to explore the rich history of African art, this deeply researched and visually stunning guide promises an inspiring journey.

R1 670 | wordsworth.co.za

Yves Saint Laurent & Art

Thames & Hudson

Yves Saint Laurent once said, “I tried to show that fashion is an art. For that, I followed the counsel of my master Christian Dior and the imperishable lesson of Mademoiselle Chanel. I created for my era, and I tried to foresee what tomorrow would be.” Beyond drawing inspiration from fashion icons, Saint Laurent often turned to art—from ancient masterpieces to pop art—as a source of creativity. This book, celebrating 60 years of Yves Saint Laurent, delves into the designer’s tributes to artistic greats and his relentless pursuit of new forms of beauty. As the publisher aptly describes, it’s “an unforgettable journey through art history, with Yves Saint Laurent as a guide.”

R1 155 | exclusivebooks.co.za

HAY

Phaidon

Timed to celebrate the brand’s 20th anniversary, this captivating visual monograph delves into HAY’s origins and remarkable rise, highlighting its close collaboration with Herman Miller. The book, which honors HAY’s world of accessible, everyday design, features exclusive interviews and more than 600 stunning images.

R1 320 | exclusivebooks.co.za

BIG. Hot to Cold. An Odyssey of Architectural Adaptation

Taschen

Following the global success of Yes is More, one of the bestselling architecture books of its time, BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group introduces Hot to Cold: An Odyssey of Architectural Adaptation. This book, which accompanies the Hot to Cold exhibition at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C., showcases 60 case studies of architecture in extreme climates. It explores how architecture adapts to the varied and challenging environments across the globe. As the journey moves from one extreme climate to the other, it reveals how the severity of the climate dramatically influences architectural design.

R4 386 | amazon.co.za

Pop Art Style

Assouline

From the proto-supermodel Twiggy sporting false eyelashes and a Union Jack dress in Swinging London to Eero Aarnio’s psychedelic, cocoon-like Ball chair, Pop Art infiltrated fashion, furniture, and product design so deeply that the distinctive style and spirit of the 1960s and ’70s are inseparable from the art of the time. This vibrant book compiles striking images from various periods and media to capture the dynamic energy and exuberance of sixty years of Pop Art Style.

R2 550 | pezulainteriors.co.za

Africa Fashion

V & A Publishing

Africa Fashion explores how the radical social and political changes following independence ignited a cultural renaissance across the continent. The contemporary African fashion scene is as diverse and dynamic as Africa itself, a legacy that has always been present. Featuring insights from experts in textiles, fashion, and cultural history, alongside the voices of makers and designers, this compelling book provides an inspiring glimpse into one of the most innovative and exciting realms of fashion today.

R1 005 | exclusivebooks.co.za

Brutalism is usually associated with the hulking grey concrete monoliths of failed social housing projects in the UK, and totalitarian regimes looking for a way to portray themselves as both powerful and progressive. (The fact that a lot of it was overbearing and oppressive didn’t do any harm to their cause.) As these social and political failures have faded from living memory, it has gradually become possible to see them afresh.

The impulse driving this wave of literature was perhaps something like a sense of responsibility to document and preserve their legacy – hence the massive scope of Atlas. Brutalism was still very much reviled, and many of the era’s concrete monoliths were bashed down without a second thought, but there was a growing sense that something was being lost.

These successive books show a growing awareness that whatever its eventual failings, Brutalism was originally underpinned by good intentions. Guided by the new possibilities offered by concrete construction, it was an optimistic movement charged with a sense that architecture could be central to creating a better world. Brutalist architects, though often hubristic, were driven by hope. This awareness, along with the new take in The Brutalists, can’t help but resonate with the present moment’s idealism and individualism. It’s food for thought as we consider our own architectural ambitions… and hubris.

WOMAN MADE: GREAT WOMEN DESIGNERS

As author Jane Hall says, “Woman Made attempts, as a reference point, to ensure that women designers have a better chance of visibility.” Her book profiles more than 200 female creatives – specifically within the field of product design – working from the early 20th century to the present, and includes icons and trailblazers such as Ray Eames, Eileen Gray, Florence Knoll, Ilse Crawford and Faye Toogood. Entries are arranged in alphabetical order by surname, and each features a key product image as well as a brief biography of the designer. An essential reference for anyone interested in the history of design and the often under-the-radar work done by women in this particular creative field, Woman Made both informs and inspires.

VIVID: STYLE IN COLOUR

Packed with eye candy, Vivid conveys the storied experience of renowned stylist Julia Green, showing how the application of colour in our homes and workplaces can create different atmospheres and outcomes. There are eight chapters divided by colour – orange, red, blue, green, pink, yellow, neutrals, and black – and full of inspiring imagery courtesy of photographer Armelle Habib, as well as interviews with colour mavens around the world, including designer Mariella Ienna (who is based in Sydney and Palermo), and Laurence Leenaert of LRNCE, in Marrakech. Short essays delve into topics such as the science of colour and colour psychology; the use of bold or clashing colour; and styling with colour in small spaces, and for the seasons. If you love colour, this book should be at the very top of your wish list.

LIVING BY THE OCEAN: CONTEMPORARY HOUSES BY THE SEA

Paleontologists have determined that human beings were living alongside the Indian Ocean at Pinnacle Point, near Mossel Bay, 170 000 years ago. And if there’s one thing that hasn’t changed much since then, it’s our ongoing delight at the prospect of living close to the sea. What has changed is the style in which we do so – which is what this gorgeous coffee-table tome presents. From awe-inspiring dwellings perched on clifftops to covetable houses built on white-sand beaches and even a home constructed underwater, Living By The Ocean covers architectural innovation and creativity on six continents, and features designs by 47 internationally renowned architects. Stunning exteriors and inspiring interiors of each home are showcased, with all 50 projects sharing a genuine sense of connection between the buildings and their surroundings.

ATLAS OF INTERIOR DESIGN

The most in-depth survey of contemporary residential interior design ever published, this remarkable book includes interiors from 50 countries in its survey of more than 400 of the most inspirational residential rooms from the past eight decades. As the publishers suggest, “No one style wins out in this book” – it covers an enormous range of designers, periods and looks. It includes iconic homes belonging to such luminaries as Luis Barragán and Dieter Rams, as well as less well-known – but no less exceptional – interiors. An essential resource for any design professional.

A ROOM OF HER OWN: INSIDE THE HOMES AND LIVES OF CREATIVE WOMEN

Featuring the homes of 20 prominent women designers, artists, jewellers, creators and makers around the world, this visual treat of a book is an inspiring showcase of what it means to live creatively today. With both photography and text by multitalented photographic artist Robyn Lea, it also succeeds in looking beyond the exquisite aesthetics of the spaces featured – which range from a castle in Liechtenstein to a sprawling compound in Mexico – to examine the personal ideals and everyday making practices of the women who have created these breathtaking homes.

OTTOLENGHI TEST KITCHEN: SHELF LOVE

We’ve all – especially in the last year or so! – had the not-so-fun experience of standing in front of our kitchen cupboards or fridge, wondering what to cook with what we’ve got. Fortunately, help is at hand – because the latest book by celeb chef Yotam Ottolenghi and his team is all about relaxed, flexible home cooking, and is based on what the test-kitchen team like to cook for themselves. The key word is “flexible”: Shelf Love shows its readers how to create dishes that will feed the family while also packing all the “wow” factor of an Ottolenghi meal.

NENDO: 2016-2020

Known for the sheer volume of its output while producing numerous award-winning designs, nendo is a Tokyo-based multidisciplinary studio 1 founded by Japanese designer Oki Sato. Expect work in every medium imaginable, from paperclips to watches, shoes, chocolates, glassware and furniture, all the way up to interior design and architecture.

MODERN FABRIC: TWENTY-FIVE DESIGNERS ON THEIR INSPIRATION AND CRAFT

Step into the studios of a diverse international group of modern fabric designers via the pages of this book, which includes – as the presence of her design on the cover suggests – SA’s very own textile star Heather Moore of Skinny laMinx. Lavishly illustrated with colour photographs, the profiles of Modern Fabric explore how the designers established and run their businesses, and reveal their inspiration and reflections on design.

101 COLLECTING CONVERSATIONS:
SIGNATURE WORKS OF A CENTURY

Documenting the Pretoria gallery’s inaugural exhibition – in which 42 public and private local institutions collaborated with Javett Art Centre to showcase key works in their collections – this book is more than an exhibition catalogue. It provides an overview of a century of South African art (1920– 2020) using genuinely accessible, engaging text and large images.

SCANDI RUSTIC

Award-winning bloggers and instagrammers Reena Simon and Rebecca Lawson are renowned
for their love affair with all things Scandi. Their first book reveals how you can apply key elements of classic Scandinavian design in your home, then add rustic natural textures to create a Scandi-inspired interior that’s cosy, relaxed and inviting.

MARRAKECH FLAIR

Marrakech has been captivating visitors for centuries – and in the past 100 years or so, the ancient Moroccan city’s colours, scents and sounds have inspired everyone from Yves Saint Laurent to Winston Churchill (yes, really). This book’s gorgeous imagery of the city’s storied museums, hotels and riads, with text by 1960s “It girl” Marisa Berenson – who now lives in Marrakech – is a fitting tribute to a place that should be on everyone’s travel wish list.

TADAO ANDO: LIVING WITH NATURE

Prolific architecture and art author Philip Jodidio showcases recent residences by world-renowned Japanese minimalist architect Tadao Ando in this beautiful book, which offers unprecedented access to Ando’s thought process through more than 200 photographs, line drawings, sketches and plans. Many of the residences presented are previously unseen or seldom- published works.

ARCHITIZER: THE WORLD’S BEST ARCHITECTURE 2020

Founded in 2009, the Architizer website showcases remarkable built-environment projects from around the world, and celebrates them via its annual A+Awards, which honour each year’s extraordinary architecture.

The winners are chosen by more than 400 international luminaries in fields such as publishing, product design and technology, and are also voted for by the public. The awards are then celebrated in a fully illustrated book – and this is the resulting compendium for 2020, which includes projects ranging from a huge airport to tiny weekend homes.

DESIGN SECRETS

suggests ways to celebrate raw materials and curate collections that will add something unique to your space. Packed with practical tips on subjects such as “How to use art to tell a story” and “How to dress shelves”, Design Secrets is one of those books that does what it says on the cover. It’s a masterclass in interiors from someone at the top of her game.

A CAPE TABLE

Well-known for the beauty of its Somerset West setting as well as its exceptional cuisine, Vergelegen is very much the star of this book of gorgeous photographs and food. Featuring recipes by chefs Michael Bridgeman and Roger Hindley (who head up the Stables family restaurant and produce the estate’s elegant summer picnic fare), and Michael Cooke (executive chef of the award-winning Camphors signature restaurant), this one will delight all fans of the estate.

KAFFE FASSETT IN THE STUDIO

Craft design legend Kaffe Fassett is as much a master of colour as he is brilliant at needlework, quilting and knitting, and this beautifully photographed book is a window into his pattern-packed world. It features new quilting and knitting patterns and needlepoint projects, as well as a never previously seen behind-the-scenes look at Fassett’s private home in London. Pure inspiration for the crafter in your life, Kaffe Fassett In The Studio will make a wonderful gift.

ZANZIBAR

Consisting of a cluster of Indian Ocean islands that have long been a place where cultures converge, collide and cross-pollinate, Zanzibar is a showcase of Omani architecture, Portuguese and British heritage, and Swahili tradition. The unique spirit of this special place has been captured in this colourful book of original photographs and text by Parisian photographer Aline Coquelle.

PATENTED: 1,000 DESIGN PATENTS

A remarkable collection of creativity, Patented is an essential reference guide to a century of design. Including original patent documents throughout, it features everything from everyday objects to instantly recognisable designer pieces, and celebrates the creative genius of inventors, innovators and dreamers around the world. Both a great reference book and fun to browse, it includes patents by many famous names alongside designs for tape dispensers, food processors, drink bottles and more.

ARCHITIZER: THE WORLD’S BEST ARCHITECTURE 2020 Edited by Phaidon

Founded in 2009, the Architizer website showcases remarkable built-environment projects from around the world, and celebrates them via its annual A+Awards, which honour each year’s extraordinary architecture.

The winners are chosen by more than 400 international luminaries in fields such as publishing, product design and technology, and are also voted for by the public. The awards are then celebrated in a fully illustrated book – and this is the resulting compendium for 2020, which includes projects ranging from a huge airport to tiny weekend homes.

DESIGN SECRETS By Kit Kemp

suggests ways to celebrate raw materials and curate collections that will add something unique to your space. Packed with practical tips on subjects such as “How to use art to tell a story” and “How to dress shelves”, Design Secrets is one of those books that does what it says on the cover. It’s a masterclass in interiors from someone at the top of her game.

A CAPE TABLE By Vergelegen

Well-known for the beauty of its Somerset West setting as well as its exceptional cuisine, Vergelegen is very much the star of this book of gorgeous photographs and food. Featuring recipes by chefs Michael Bridgeman and Roger Hindley (who head up the Stables family restaurant and produce the estate’s elegant summer picnic fare), and Michael Cooke (executive chef of the award-winning Camphors signature restaurant), this one will delight all fans of the estate.

KAFFE FASSETT IN THE STUDIO By Kaffe Fassett

Craft design legend Kaffe Fassett is as much a master of colour as he is brilliant at needlework, quilting and knitting, and this beautifully photographed book is a window into his pattern-packed world. It features new quilting and knitting patterns and needlepoint projects, as well as a never previously seen behind-the-scenes look at Fassett’s private home in London. Pure inspiration for the crafter in your life, Kaffe Fassett In The Studio will make a wonderful gift.

ZANZIBAR By Aline Coquelle

Consisting of a cluster of Indian Ocean islands that have long been a place where cultures converge, collide and cross-pollinate, Zanzibar is a showcase of Omani architecture, Portuguese and British heritage, and Swahili tradition. The unique spirit of this special place has been captured in this colourful book of original photographs and text by Parisian photographer Aline Coquelle.

PATENTED: 1,000 DESIGN PATENTS By Thomas Rinaldi

A remarkable collection of creativity, Patented is an essential reference guide to a century of design. Including original patent documents throughout, it features everything from everyday objects to instantly recognisable designer pieces, and celebrates the creative genius of inventors, innovators and dreamers around the world. Both a great reference book and fun to browse, it includes patents by many famous names alongside designs for tape dispensers, food processors, drink bottles and more.

Living in Nature: Contemporary Houses in the Natural World Edited by Phaidon

Phaidon | R678

Featuring 50 architect-designed houses that all demonstrate a special relationship with the natural world, Living In Nature’s pages showcase contemporary homes chosen for their combination of unique design and stunning location. The houses are shown in photographs of both exteriors and interiors that display the unique connection each has with its surroundings.

Postcards from Home: Creativity in a Time of Crisis By the editors of Vogue

Rizzoli | R648

As the world went into lockdown in March 2020, Vogue asked some of its collaborators – including Virgil Abloh, Cindy Sherman and Tracee Ellis Ross – to create images that reflected their new reality. The intimate portraits and personal essays were shared in the June/July 2020 issue, and have now been brought together in a book – a lasting testament to the power of creativity in a time of uncertainty.

Flughafen Tegel By Felix Brüggemann & Robert Rieger

Pool Publishing | R520

In the 1960s, when West Berlin needed an international airport, the top option was an airfield “in the Tegel district”, writes Sophie Lovell in her essay in Flughafen Tegel. “The airstrip was constructed mostly by hand in 1948, in just 90 days, by tens of thousands of Berliners, half of whom were women.” In 2020, Tegel was due to permanently close when lockdown hastened its end – but its sudden emptiness offered photographers Robert Rieger and Felix Brüggemann an opportunity to document its singular architecture in this visual feast of a book.

Hidden Karoo By Patricia Kramer & Alain Proust

Penguin Random House | R391

The Karoo can be an acquired taste – until its off-kilter beauty and the quirky warmth of its residents take hold. This new book offers a current snapshot of the region, with glimpses of seldom-seen villages, farms and churches. Featuring evocative words and beautiful pictures, Hidden Karoo will be a favourite with all fans of this unique part of our country.

How to Become a Successful Artist By Magnus Resch

Phaidon | R464

Written by a leading specialist in the global art trade, and aimed at artists of all levels, this book explores how artists can have a career in the field they love. It answers many practical questions, from “How do I find gallery representation?” to “What’s the best Instagram strategy?”, and is filled with case studies drawn from interviews with artists, dealers and curators.

The Gardens of Eden Edited by Gestalten & Abbye Churchill

Gestalten | R764

Introducing its reader to 23 imaginative garden projects, The Gardens Of Eden showcases contemporary garden culture around the world. Abbye Churchill – previously the editorial director of influential gardening magazine Wilder Quarterly – skilfully offers useful information on working with native plants and ways to design greener corners in urban areas.

Life Meets Art: Inside the Homes of the World’s Most Creative People by Sam Lubell

Phaidon | R975

This remarkable coffee-table book rounds up the private spaces of no less than 250 of the world’s most creative people – past and present – providing an unparalleled behind-the-scenes tour of some of the most fascinating, inspirational and unique interiors ever. With the homes of painters, sculptors, novelists, poets, fashion designers, composers, musicians, architects and more represented here, Life Meets Art is decor inspiration second to none.

Radical Architecture of the Future by Beatrice Galilee

Phaidon | R880

Architecture isn’t about mere buildings any more, as this compilation of boundary-breaking projects amply demonstrates. From the surprising to the outrageous and even the slightly scary, this is 1 a great overview of contemporary spatial design at its most radical and intriguing. An essential read for everyone interested in the 3 avant-garde.

Accidentally Wes Anderson by Wally Koval

Trapeze, R655

Ever wondered whether acclaimed director Wes Anderson’s stylish sets had counterparts in real life? Author Wally Koval has discovered just such locations around the world, and collected Anderson-style photographs of them – as well as telling the story behind each one – in this delightful and diverting book. Authorised by the director himself, Accidentally Wes Anderson is sure to appeal to all fans of his distinctive aesthetic.

Everything: A Maximalist Style Guide by Abigail Ahern

Pavilion | R486

If you think of yourself as forever a Scandi-inspired minimalist, this book might just change your mind. Abigail Ahern’s moody, layered, “more is more” aesthetic has brought her huge success as an interior designer and retailer, and her use of bold colour palettes, luxurious textiles, patterns and embellishment is shown off here to brilliant effect.

Cook, Eat, Repeat: Ingredients, Recipes and Stories by Nigella Lawson

Chatto & Windus | R449

Nigella Lawson needs no introduction, and her more serious fans will no doubt have snapped up this, her 13th cookbook, already. But as its subtitle suggests, there’s more to Cook, Eat, Repeat than recipes: Nigella is a marvellous writer, and this is one of those rare cooking titles that’s just as engaging and interesting when read in bed, novel-style, as it is useful propped open on the kitchen counter with a delectable meal in the offing.

Polaroid Now: The History and Future of Polaroid Photography by Steve Crist

Chronicle Chroma | R537

My goddaughter just turned 12, and what did she request for her birthday? You guessed it: a Polaroid camera. This inspiring book – which celebrates new work created by contemporary artists working with Polaroid today, and discusses the history of the brand’s provision of instant gratification in photographic form – will make the perfect companion gift.

Tashas Inspired: A Celebration of Food & Art by Natasha Sideris

Quivertree | R971

Lavishly produced and exquisitely photographed, Tashas Inspired is the second cookbook by the founder of Tashas restaurants Natasha Sideris. Each of the seven chapters recreates a place that has had a lasting impact on her cooking: the New York deli, the Spanish tapas bar, the Parisian bistro, the Greek taverna, the Levant kitchen, the English country home and the classic international café.

Designing Hollywood Homes by Stephen Shadley

Rizzoli | R943

Interior designer Stephen Shadley has created homes for Hollywood stars such as Diane Keaton and Jennifer Aniston, and this is the first book-length showcase of his work. Originally a set designer, Shadley has a fine-tuned sense of scale, and his interiors combine understated beauty with refined materials to create warm, inviting, serene spaces.

How to Be Yourself: Life-changing Advice from a Reckless Contrarian by Simon Doonan

Phaidon | R218

Appropriately subtitled, this book of advice and inspiration by Simon Doonan – who spent almost three decades creating iconic store displays at Barneys in New York – is witty, irreverent and loads of fun. And if you’re looking to find (and flaunt) your very own creative style and vision in every aspect of life, from fashion to family, then this is the self-help tome you need.

Travel By Design by Design Leadership Network

Assouline | R1 723

With travel restrictions keeping so many of us at home, this book is a reminder of the beauty and importance of travel. It features more than 350 inspirational photographs that will take you on
a global journey through cityscapes, ancient civilisations, luxurious resorts and natural wonders, all seen through the discerning eyes of today’s leading creative talents

Spirited: Cocktails from Around the World by Adrienne Stillman

Phaidon | R787

Spirited documents, describes and provides home recipes for hundreds of cocktails from around the world, ranging from iconic classics to cutting- edge contemporary creations. The drinks featured are photographed in distinctive style, and the text shows how they perfectly reflect the era, location or bar that inspired them, making Spirited a must-have reference for every serious cocktail aficionado.

How We Live Now: Making Your Space Work Hard for You by Rebecca Winward

Ryland, Peters & Small | R357

Interiors journalist Rebecca Winward brings her insider knowledge to this very practical book, which demonstrates how to make the most of every room
– even every corner – of your house. Whether you’re trying to accommodate a growing family or wondering where you can squeeze in a home office, this has a smart idea that will help make your home work harder for you.