The Interiors Books On Our Shopping List
Alyssa Kapito Interiors
By Alyssa Kapito
Alyssa Kapito founded her eponymous interior design firm in 2012, following a stint working with American design legend Bunny Williams. Designing bespoke interiors that that merge modern touches with timeless sophistication, Alyssa’s signature style includes luxurious textures, neutral tones, crisp whites and sleek lines. In this volume, Alyssa shares more about her unique philosophy, alongside ten of her most outstanding projects.
New English Interiors: At Home With Today’s Creatives
By Elizabeth Metcalfe
Exploring over 20 homes belonging to some of England’s most exciting creatives, from interior designers and illustrators to artists and antique dealers, this book is a celebration of one trend that endures: ever-evolving English style. With original photography by Dean Hearne and illuminating insights into how these interiors came together, it’s an inspiring visual feast. From fashion stylist and designer Lucinda Chambers’ kaleidoscopic house in west London to illustrator Fee Greening’s earthy toned cottage in Dorset and SL friend Sarah Corbett-Winder’s busy and colourful family home, this is a celebration of colour and pattern in its infinite variety.
The World Of Atelier Vime: A Renaissance Of Wicker & Style
By Benoît Rauzy & Anthony Watson
The co-founders of the French design studio and luxury home décor brand Atelier Vime, Benoît Rauzy and Anthony Watson, established their brand after stumbling upon an 18-century hôtel particulier in Vallabrègues, a Provençal village with a rich wicker-making heritage. It’s here they started restoring 20th-century wicker and rattan furniture, as well as creating an original line of contemporary pieces – designed by Raphaëlle Hanley and made from local materials by nearby artisans. The studio’s collections now have a dedicated following, including Aerin Lauder, Beata Heuman, Kelly Wearstler and Jake Arnold, all of whom flock to La Maison Vime at Vallabrègues in Provence to source Vime’s unique home furnishings. Published on 13th October, this book showcases their signature style through their four homes in France.
Daylesford Living: Inspired By Nature
By Carole Bamford
Carole Bamford first opened the Daylesford Organic farm shop over 20 years ago on her Cotswolds estate, creating one of the best organic shops of its kind, which has gone on to sell exquisite homeware, beauty products and even clothing. This book offers a rare view into Bamford’s way of life, proving why she has become one of the key tastemakers of her generation. With insightful advice on how to create a wholesome lifestyle and with specially commissioned photography throughout, this is a quintessential guide to English country living.
The Romantic Minimalist
By Atlanta Bartlett & Dave Coote
Celebrating the plain and simple things in life, the husband-and-wife design duo Atlanta Bartlett and Dave Coote love old, time-worn treasures, shunning materialism in favour of sustainability to create a home that soothes the soul. The book includes beautifully photographed case studies, as well as chapters on topics ranging from working with colour and textiles, to sustainability and sourcing found objects from nature.
