The extrovert of interior design and the definition of 'more is more', maximalism is an exuberant celebration of pattern, colour and texture that deliberately clash. Its roots lie in 1930s Hollywood Regency style, Rococo and Neoclassicism, as well as Greek, Egyptian and Asian styles.

With a historical overview of the decor, and illustrated with examples of notable interiors and key elements of lighting, furniture, colour palette, texture and textile, the book offers practical advice on how to recreate the look in your own home.

Turn Thrifted Finds into First-Rate Style

Discover how to design a beautiful home—without spending a fortune. In The Art of the Find, interior designer and secondhand shopping expert Paige Kontrafouris shares her secrets for creating timeless, designer-worthy spaces using vintage finds, estate sale gems, and DIY transformations.

Blending practical design principles with actionable thrift shopping advice, this guide empowers readers to create curated, stylish interiors on any budget. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer, downsizer, or seasoned thrifter, you’ll learn how to plan your vision, shop smart, and turn overlooked items into statement pieces.

With tips on color theory, furniture styles, space planning, and sustainable decorating, this is the perfect resource for anyone who loves secondhand home decor or is looking for an inspiring thrifted home decor book.

Inside, you’ll find:

• How to source, style, and transform vintage finds into show-stopping decor
• Budget-friendly design tips for creating beautiful, cohesive spaces
• The best places to thrift, what to buy, and how to bring your vision to life

If you liked A Life Less Throwaway, Styled, or Relaxed Maximalism, you’ll love The Art of the Find.

A stylish and inspiring guide to living a happier life in balance with the natural world

Minimal offers readers inspiration and tools to embrace simple living and create meaningful, lasting change in their lives. From advice on home decorating and decluttering, and easy-to-follow recipes for making your own cosmetics and cleaning products, to tips for shopping sustainably, composting, and restoring old furniture, Minimal provides a host of small but powerful ways to live a more balanced life while being good to the planet.

“Andrew Martin Volume 29” is the annual ‘bible’ for interior design, bringing together an impressive variety of styles - from classic to avant-garde. With over 500 pages, the volume offers a fascinating insight into the latest trends and timeless classics of interior design. With special features on the masters of their craft and international design perspectives, this publication is an essential work for design enthusiasts and professionals alike.

Each year, “Andrew Martin Volume 29” presents an exquisite collection of inspiring interior design concepts and stylish living ideas, curated by renowned designers and icons of the industry. The illustrated book provides a unique insight into the creative world of Andrew Martin, one of the leading names in international design.

The book reflects Andrew Martin's philosophy of creating spaces that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing and demonstrates his commitment to promoting design culture and creative expression. The selected projects offer a perfect balance between luxurious interiors, innovative designs and a creative fusion of different cultural influences. The focus is not only on modern, contemporary design trends, but also on the combination of tradition and innovation.

For trade partners, “Andrew Martin Volume 29” is a classic that provides a multifaceted insight into the current interior scene every year. It is a compact, comprehensive volume that shows the different directions of modern interior design and introduces the minds behind the creations with portraits of design greats.

With “Andrew Martin Volume 29”, design enthusiasts and professionals will receive a must-have for their collection - a visual and textual journey through the world of interior design.

Living Off-the-Grid in Scotland

Don’t just experience Scottish history. Live it with The Art of Hutting, the essential beginner’s guide to sustainable living off the grid.

Experience Scotland like never before. The Land of the Brave has so much to see and offer, but nothing is more breathtaking than living in its natural beauty. So how does one live away from the cities of Scotland? Inspired by traditional and modern shelter techniques, hutting expert Peter MacQueen shares how to live off the grid in The Art of Hutting. Each chapter answers many your questions about local sustainable living, from the safest bushcraft tools to growing a bountiful garden for every season. That way, you can be prepared to create your forever home and make memories in the untamed heart of Scotland.

Create your own cozy Scottish hideaway. Along with learning the necessary outdoor skills to live off Scotland’s resources, this self-sufficient living book also shares how to create the hut of your dream. Off-grid living has never been cozier than with MacQueen’s hutting tips and tricks, from constructing the perfect eco-design to finding natural building materials. And with visual examples of local huts and cottages to choose from, you can create your next home with all the beauty and wonders the Scottish highlands and lowlands have to offer.

Inside The Art of Hutting, you’ll also find:

• Best locations for hut building
• How to create a wildlife garden made from Scotland’s natural vegetation
• Recommendations for fire-starter tools and firewood storage

If you liked books such as Thrive, Clansland Almanac, or Surviving the Wild, then you’ll love The Art of Hutting.

Makers are at the forefront of finding solutions for sustainable living. Crafting something from scratch means you get to carefully choose the materials you use, your method and philosophy for making it, and the way you use the final product.

Maker. Sustainable features 15 step-by-step projects that are created using sustainable materials and upcycling methods. Each make will help readers along their journey to an eco-friendly lifestyle, not only in the repurposing of the old into new and beautiful products, but in the making of practical, useful tools that will actively encourage a more sustainable way of life.

Created by artist and educator Audrey Love, a passionate advocate of upcycling and sustainable design, the projects range from easy as pie to satisfyingly advanced. Audrey's step-by-step instructions are easy to follow, and accompanied by beautiful photography sharing styling ideas and essential technical skills. From constructing a portable greenhouse from old picture frames to creating your own drawstring bags for zero-waste, zero-plastic shopping trips, these projects will change both the aesthetic and the philosophy of your life, for the better, for good.

You may think you know a foundation problem when you see one. Cracked or deteriorating walls, uneven floors, and sticking windows and doors are hard to miss. But once you crack open this book by a real foundation repair expert, you will learn about telltale signs that often get missed. Experienced building contractors and ordinary homeowners alike will benefit from author Bob Brown’s plain-language explanation of what causes foundation problems, how they should be investigated, and what solutions apply in different situations.

Get the inside story on what it takes to do a real investigation of foundation problems and come up with the right solution. Learn how contractors who lack knowledge or have conflicts of interest regularly charge homeowners thousands of dollars for “repairs” that are useless or make problems worse. Find out how and why Bob’s Arizona company spent years working with experts to develop a patented solution to remediate a damaging type of problem in which saturated soil heaves up under concrete slab foundations. Find out the questions you need to ask about foundations before a costly repair.

This book clears up common misconceptions about the repair of foundation problems that plague many homes all over the world. An industry insider reveals that product suppliers have trained contractors and their salespeople to perform quick and dirty inspections that can result in misdiagnoses. A real investigation of a foundation problem involves many steps and a thorough understanding of building construction and soil dynamics.

Bob Brown has spent decades working with engineers and scientists to find out how to thoroughly investigate different kinds of foundation problems in all of the unique ways and locations in which homes are built. He shares his proprietary solution for remediating the foundation problems most often given the wrong treatment. Homeowners who read this book will come away understanding more about foundation repair than some people who work in the field.

• How the race to conquer space influenced design development.
• The first comprehensive overview of the designs and designers of the Space Age.
• With revealing insights into the overall cultural echo in architecture, fashion and culture.

Using over 200 iconic and rare archive images, this authoritative volume explores the origins of the space race and its profound impact on design, architecture, fashion and culture. 

The launch of Sputnik in 1957 marked the beginning of a new era for the world - the space age. The subsequent space race triggered an explosion of creative energy. Cars were given rocket-like tail fins. Airports looked like spaceships. Furniture became objects that seemed to anticipate the future. New materials changed the possibilities of design and there was an intense optimism and spirit of innovation in design, architecture, fashion, music and art. Revolutionary products seduced consumers with the idea of how to live in this new era of space travel. 

This is the story of space age design - the result of a generation of designers, architects and creatives reaching their peak during a cultural and technological revolution. From the iconic works of Eero Saarinen, Pierre Paulin and Verner Panton to rare images from the NASA archives, Space Age Design is a gateway to the bygone world of glittering mid-century exuberance and a recontextualization of the most innovative designers of the modern era.

Among lovers of interior architecture and design, there is hardly a book that is as eagerly awaited year after year as this wonderful illustrated book: The Andrew Martin Interior Design Review vol. 28 is more than just a coffee table book with extraordinary insights into the world of interior design! Among design and interior architecture fans, the photo book is considered the "bible of interior design" according to the Times. More than 1.000 glamorous photos on over 500 pages allow interior design enthusiasts to indulge in the trends in interior architecture, decoration and design with this fascinating illustrated book. 

Current style trends and award-winning design highlights in an opulent illustrated book 

Anyone who appreciates style cannot do without the latest issue of Andrew Martin Interior Design Review Vol. 28: Whether minimalism and Scandi-chic, colourful, vibrant and unconventional boho style or luxury with a touch of decadence - this magnificent illustrated book showcases the crème de la crème of design trends, top designers and interior design must-haves. Unique insights into private living spaces as well as trendy restaurants, cafés and shops will inspire design newcomers and interior design professionals alike. Every year, Andrew Martin also presents the winners of the "Designer of the Year" awards - brilliant, inspiring and unique in the world of interior design.

Coffee table book, style guide and creative compendium in one 

Martin Waller, interior design guru and founder of the design institution Andrew Martin, has been honouring the "Designer of the Year" since 1996 and provides inspiration to millions of people worldwide with his compendium of design trends. Anyone who wants to be informed about the latest style trends in decoration and furnishing will find their most important home accessory here: The first-class Coffee Table Book is inspiration, a style bible and a "who's who" of interior design all in one!

Capture the Japanese-meets-Scandi trend with in-depth practical advice on how to use colour, texture, lighting and more, all accompanied by images of gorgeous interiors and inspirational showpiece homes.

A fusion of functional Eastern minimalism with clean Scandi cosiness, the japandi interior style creates a tranquil home with its focus on warmth, simplicity, natural elements and muted colours. Elements such as bamboo, wood and stone, along with clean lines and uncluttered spaces make a restful environment. With a historical overview of the decor, and illustrated with examples of notable interiors and key elements of lighting, furniture, colour palette, texture and textile, Japandi offers practical advice on how to recreate the look in your own home.

With a historical overview of the decor, and illustrated with examples of notable interiors and key elements of lighting, furniture, colour palette, texture and textile, the book offers practical advice on how to recreate the look in your own home.

• Standard work published annually with 1,000 images of extraordinary design trends

• Numerous ideas for inspiration-seeking beginners, passionate enthusiasts and professional interior designers

• Named the "bible of the interior design world" by The Times

His Interior Design Review, the definitive standard work, unmatched in its variety and broad range of topics, is now being published in its 26th edition. One hundred designers, 500+ pages, 1,000 photographs — such is the opulent presentation of the latest interior trends in this magnificent coffee table book. With its special arrangement, the latest edition is once again a feast for the eyes of design lovers who want to unleash their creativity.

Artist and designer Luke Edward Hall, based in London, has taken the design world by storm with his playful, nostalgic, charming, and sophisticated interiors, fabrics, ceramics, furniture, stationery, prints, drawings, and paintings.

With a strong belief that his artwork, décor, and interior design convey “happiness and optimism,” whimsical and romantic themes and a bright color palette are purposeful hallmarks of the wunderkind’s aesthetic. Before the age of 30, Hall has already collaborated with some of the world’s most prestigious creative brands and garnered acclaim from The New York Times, Vogue, and many of the most influential arts, design, and fashion publications. teNeues is proud to debut the exciting, beautiful, and exuberant first monograph of the brilliant Luke Edward Hall.

After graduating from the esteemed Central Saint Martins, Luke Edward Hall began his career in interior design before establishing his own studio in 2015, and has since worked across a broad range of art and design commissions and interior design projects. He has expanded his portfolio to design collections of housewares, table linens, ceramics, stationery, embroidered slippers, clothing, and jewelry, and more. Burberry, Liberty London, Svenskt Tenn, Rowing Blazers, Christie’s, and the Royal Academy of London are among his notable clientele. Hall has exhibited his artwork in London and Stockholm and contributed art pieces and his writings to such lauded culture magazines as Cabana, House & Garden, and Pleasure Garden. He is currently a regular columnist for the House & Home section of the Financial Times.

• The standard book for decoration and interior design: Andrew Martin, "Interior Design Review" in the 27th edition.
  
  
• "The bible of interior design" - by the British Times

The annual classic shows the design trends in the hottest interior design styles. From minimalist Scandinavian to charming Boho, to decadent, bright and colourful, Martin Waller presents not only houses and flats but also restaurants, cafés and office spaces designed by the leading top designers around the world in this lavishly designed illustrated book. Interior Design Review Vol. 27 is an inspiration for everyone who is passionate about interior design. On more than 500 pages, the beautifully designed coffee-table book presents trends on the subject of furnishing and design in more than 1.000 photographs. Everything is shown that meets the high standards of Martin Waller, founder of the designer brand "Andrew Martin", as an impulse for his own designer brand.

A highlight of the illustrated book is once again the presentation of the "Designer of the Year", who Martin Waller selects together with his team and presents in his book. 
If you are looking for a coffee-table book that combines hip trends in home decorating with style, "Interior Design Review Vol. 27" is perfect for you. A great read that offers many ideas for designing your own four walls or is simply for those who enjoy looking at beautifully designed rooms.

Expansive, sun-drenched spaces, unobstructed views to the outdoors and easy-going comfort - coastal design captures the spirit and escapism of seaside living.

Illustrated with breathtaking interiors and inspirational showpiece homes, Interior Style: Coastal traces the evolution of the aesthetic from the white villas of the Riviera to the California Look of the USA's West Coast. With in-depth professional advice on how to use elements such as colour, texture and pattern, you will discover how to bring the tranquillity of coastal life into your home.