1. British Designers at Home by Jenny Rose-Innes
So, we’ve already established that for anyone interested in interiors, there is so much inspiration with carefully curated spaces and contemporary homes available online and in magazines these days.
But what sort of spaces do interior designers themselves live in? British Designers at Home is for anyone curious to find out more about designers, and glean ideas and practical information for their own homes.
This engaging and visually enticing book profiles over 20 of the most important names in British design and decoration in their own personal spaces.
2. At Home in the English Countryside by Susanna Salk
So, we’ve already established that for anyone interested in interiors, there is so much inspiration with carefully curated spaces and contemporary homes available online and in magazines these days.
But what sort of spaces do interior designers themselves live in? British Designers at Home is for anyone curious to find out more about designers, and glean ideas and practical information for their own homes.
This engaging and visually enticing book profiles over 20 of the most important names in British design and decoration in their own personal spaces.
3. Twenty First Century Cotswolds Volume II by Pippa Paton
From the design intelligence of Pippa Paton, author of the successful Twenty-first Century Cotswolds, comes the second celebration of traditional Cotswolds buildings.
This new volume showcases the diversity of the Cotswolds’ characterful architecture and how it has been transformed for today’s lifestyles, and it surveys the various ways in which people choose to live in them.
It features a range of unique projects from a farmstead converted into five luxury barns to a fully renovated Grade II listed estate and a new build contemporary house set in a perfect woodland setting.
4. The Interior Design Handbook by Frida Ramstedt
In this book, design consultant Frida Ramstedt distils the secrets of successful interior design and styling to help you create a home that works best for your space, taste and lifestyle.
The book is particularly useful for anyone who has ever been stuck with what to do with a room that doesn’t feel quite right. Especially when you don’t know where to start.
Filled with practical tips, rules-of-thumb and tricks of the trade, The Interior Design Handbook will help you to think like a professional designer.
5. Bold British Design by Emilio Pimentel-Reid
Bold British Design sees tastemakers at the epicentre of British interior design share their exclusive vision and inspiration for achieving a bold interior, inspiring you to create your own original, fearless home.
Featuring the studios and relaxed family homes of artists including furniture designers Sebastian Cox and Bethan Gray, ceramicist Hitomi Hosono, interior designer Lucy Hammond Giles, names to watch Yinka Ilori and Hal Messel and antiques dealer Guy Tobin, this book shows how a new generation is breaking new ground in interior style and decor.
