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Home decor books fit for inspiration and display

There’s no place like home, so why not create a space you’re proud of? These interior decorating books are not only perfect for cultivating a you-inspired home, but also deserve a spot on your coffee table.

By Editorial July 13, 2018 at 8:43 am

Home: The Elements of Decorating
by Emma Blomfield

Let’s face it, interior decorating can be a lengthy journey of refining your personal style. Australian stylist, owner of The Decorating School and author Emma Blomfield breaks down the artistic process to help readers unleash their own designer and create a unique, hand-curated home. Home empowers owners to “decorate with confidence” through careful illustrations, insightful floor plans and resourceful advice for every room in the house. This wisdom-loaded handbook will guide you through developing your personal style and reinforce the self-assurance often needed to apply this.

In Bloom: Creating and Living With Flowers
by Ngoc Minh Ngo

Capturing the imaginative beauty of artists and their botanical homes, photographer Ngoc Minh Ngo highlights new ways to connect with plants in everyday life. Her exceptional talent illustrates 11 narratives: from a London textile designer who uses her backyard flowers to inspire her patterns; to renowned photographer Oberto Gili, who models his work after his overflowing home garden in Italy; to a Bronx artist who creates delicate paper flowers for her home. In Bloom showcases vibrant, exciting home interiors that tell a story and reflect the floral artist who lives there.

Living with Plants: A Guide to Indoor Gardening
by Sophie Lee

Whether you’re seeking an urban dweller aesthetic or just need to fill white space, houseplants are a faultless fix to spruce up your home. Sophie Lee, the founder of botanical styling company Geo-Fleur, features necessary care taking strategies, styling tips and DIY tutorials for flourishing your indoor garden. Full of fashion-forward greenteriors and bountiful ideas for interior decorating, Living With Plants is useful to both the fledgling plant parent or those who just need botanical inspiration.


Make Yourself at Home: Design Your Space to Discover Your True Self
by Moorea Seal

What makes a house a home? Moorea Seal tackles this universal challenge in interior design through a natural approach to individualized decorating. Unlike your conventional home interior guide, Make Yourself at Home is presented as part self-help and part memoir, allowing readers to gain perspective for mindful home living. Seal emphasizes the importance of cultivating spaces that reflect and embody the identity, morals and goals of those living there.


Remodelista: The Organized Home
by Julie Carson and Margot Guralnick

Living by the motto “less is more” is said to decrease stress and lead to a greater peace of mind. Remodelista uncovers the beauty of decluttering your home and the benefits of minimalistic style. If the clean and sleek pages aren’t enough to inspire you to eliminate what you don’t use and love, authors Julie Carson and Margot Guralnick share exciting and subtle ways for storage in every room of the house without compromising your sense of style.

The New Bohemians Handbook: Come Home to Good Vibes
by Justina Blakeney

Bring positive energy to your home by thinking about your rooms like you haven’t before. Jungalow founder, designer and New York Times-bestselling author Justina Blakeney walks readers through a journey of finding clarity and harmony in their living spaces. With insight including how to use your senses to improve your mood, relaxation and vibes of a room, The New Bohemians Handbook is a must-have for transforming your house into a stylish sanctuary.

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