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Dreaming SmallWritten by Douglas Woods, Photographed by Melba Levick
The masterpieces of small-house living featured here will serve as inspiration to those who struggle with the challenges presented by contemporary life in petite-size homes. Dreaming Small is a celebration of jewel-box homes, each marked by a sense of style that marries eclecticism, practicality, beauty, and livability. From quintessential bungalows and classic casas to Tudor fantasies, these delightful abodes are models of rich diversity and inspired living. In brilliant new photography, the book explores the possibilities… March 2014 | Hardcover | 240 pages | $45.00 
Franz WestText by Matthias Goldmann, Contribution by Marina Faust This catalogue accompanies a major sculpture exhibition by the late Franz West held at Gagosian London in 2012. Belonging to the generation of artists exposed to actionist and performance art of the 1960s and ’70s, Franz West made work that was vigorous and imposing yet free and lighthearted, where form and function were compatible rather than mutually exclusive. Prepared in close collaboration with the Franz West Privatstiftung, Man with a Ball features a forest of immense… March 2014 | Hardcover | 180 pages | $100.00 
The Gardener of VersaillesWritten by Alain Baraton, Translated by Christopher Brent Murray For gardening aficionados and Francophiles, a love letter to the Versailles Palace and grounds, from the man who knows them best. In Alain Baraton’s Versailles, every grove tells a story. As the gardener-in-chief, Baraton lives on its grounds, and since 1982 he has devoted his life to the gardens, orchards, and fields that were loved by France’s kings and queens as much as the palace itself. His memoir captures the essence of the connection between gardeners… February 2014 | eBook | $26.95 
The Gardener of VersaillesWritten by Alain Baraton, Translated by Christopher Brent Murray For gardening aficionados and Francophiles, a love letter to the Versailles Palace and grounds, from the man who knows them best. In Alain Baraton’s Versailles, every grove tells a story. As the gardener-in-chief, Baraton lives on its grounds, and since 1982 he has devoted his life to the gardens, orchards, and fields that were loved by France’s kings and queens as much as the palace itself. His memoir captures the essence of the connection between gardeners… February 2014 | Hardcover | 296 pages | $26.95 
Gardens Are For LivingWritten by Judy Kameon, Foreword by Jonathan Adler Bring the indoors outdoors with these inspiring design ideas. Gardens should be spaces that invite gathering, entertaining, and relaxing-gardens are for living. This is the philosophy behind Judy Kameon’s design, and it reflects a shift in the way people today relate to the areas around their homes. Kameon has developed a unique style of creating rooms outside. By extending interior design to the exterior, she shows how to expand effectively the space of the home. What’s… March 2014 | Hardcover | 224 pages | $50.00 
Grow Harvest CookWritten by Meredith Kirton and Mandy Sinclair, Designed by Susan Cadzow, Photographed by Sue Stubbs The essential companion for anyone wanting to grow, harvest, and cook their own produce. Once upon a time, having pumpkins growing rampant at the back fence and hens sitting protectively on their eggs was a common experience for many people. However, today the reliance on packaged food has seen the loss of this vital link between patch and plate. Grow Harvest Cook is about rekindling the thrill of a home harvest, the fulfillment of a pantry… March 2014 | Hardcover | 400 pages | $39.95 
Historic Houses of the Hudson River ValleyWritten by Gregory Long, Foreword by James Ivory, Photographed by Bret Morgan Back in print in a newly affordable edition, Historic Houses of the Hudson River Valley showcases a stunning array of three centuries of homes that are distinctive examples of the region’s architecture. Overlooking the majestic Hudson River, the Hudson Valley has long been a favored place to live. From the homes of the early settlers of the seventeenth century to the estates of the landed gentry of the eighteenth century and the baronial mansions of the… March 2014 | Hardcover | 256 pages | $35.00 
HomeWritten by Beci Orpin A unique craft book that is guaranteed to brighten your home and your life. HOME, the latest book by design guru Beci Orpin, is filled with inspirational ideas and unique craft projects specially designed for your home. Separated into three spatial areas-living space, working space, and sleeping space-HOME will inspire you to create original, fresh, and unique crafts for all the important spaces in your house. Each chapter is filled with full-color photographs and quirky illustrations… March 2014 | Hardcover | 216 pages | $24.95 
Isabella Blow: Fashion Galore!Text by Caroline Evans, Alexander Fury and Shonagh Marshall, Edited by Alistair O’Neill, Photographed by Nick Knight A beautifully photographed insider’s look at the highly influential personal style and wardrobe of Isabella Blow, one of fashion’s most courageous, outrageous, and imaginative muses. Isabella Blow was said to have been a one-off of her own creation in a world of copycats. She had a gift for spotting fashion genius—her discoveries included Alexander McQueen, Hussein Chalayan, and Sophie Dahl, all of whom became instantaneously iconic. Her eye put her at the center of the high… February 2014 | Hardcover | 160 pages | $60.00 
IstanbulWritten by Rebecca Seal, Photographed by Steven Joyce A colorful and exciting gastronomical jaunt around one of the world’s most fascinating cities. This fascinating place, where East meets West, inspired Rebecca Seal and Steven Joyce to create Istanbul, a food tour of the city. From simple meze dishes to fragrant Ottoman-era stews, Istanbul is full of delicious recipes. Try roasted eggplant stuffed with spiced lamb, crunchy fennel salad with radishes and sumac, or chicken with apricots and almonds, and be transported to the kitchens… January 2014 | Hardcover | 256 pages | $39.95 |
