February Releases
January 30, 2026
Spring may still feel a little ways off, but a fresh season of books is already taking shape. Spanning interior design and art to fashion, cooking and entertaining, pop culture, nature, and beyond, this new collection highlights the creativity and vision of the authors, artists, and designers we’re proud to publish.
Take a look at the February releases below, with many more titles arriving in the months ahead. For sneak peeks and highlights from the new list, be sure to follow @rizzolibooks on Instagram.
Photo: Julie Soefer
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Renowned designer Benjamin Johnston invites readers into homes where clean lines, bold traditionalism, and contemporary warmth coexist in perfect harmony. |
Photo: Davide Lovatti
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In this second Rizzoli volume of her work, Tara Bernerd draws on travel as her principal inspiration in designing one-of-a-kind spaces that exude sophistication and coziness. |
Photo: Donna Dotan
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Popular designer Ariel Okin’s first book celebrates her deft use of color and pretty, fresh take on traditional interiors that are warm, livable, and elegant. |
Photo: Michael P. H. Clifford
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In her third book, Jenni Kayne, the creator of the quiet-luxury lifestyle brand, shows us how to create spaces that encourage living well and sustainably in comfort and style. |
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The refined rooms of American philanthropist and aesthete Bunny Mellon, documented by artist Snowy Campbell—a lasting tribute to Mellon’s impeccable taste. |
Photo: William Abranowicz
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The largest house in America and an example of Gilded Age magnificence, Biltmore opens its doors for the first book on the iconic residence in thirty years. |
Photo: Wang Ting
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Introducing the philosophy and works of Wu Bin and W.DESIGN—one of China’s most recognized and awarded interior design firms—whose work seamlessly blends traditional Eastern aesthetics with Western modernism. |
Photo: Richard Powers
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A captivating exploration of Mexican architecture, from iconic homes by legendary masters to new groundbreaking work shaping the future of design. |
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A book brimming with top style makers’ innovative floral design ideas to enliven outdoor home spaces, from the leading authority on all things floral. |
Photo: Neil Landino
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The renowned and award-winning landscape designer presents a four-season exploration of her own home, the beloved historic Pepperidge Farm estate in Connecticut. |
Mrs. Sheridan, circa 1773
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This publication explores the intersection of portraiture and fashion in the art of the English painter Thomas Gainsborough, one of the most sought-after society portraitists of his age and a continued inspiration today. |
Photo: Laziz Hamani
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This book showcases for the first time famed fashion designer Azzedine Alaïa’s exceptional personal collection of Dior designs, revealing a fascinating connection in fashion history. |
Photo: Brigitte Niedermair
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A collection of photographs and drawings by Brigitte Niedermair, revealing the hidden workings of her enduring and powerful artistic collaboration with the House of Dior. |
Bag design: Ian Davenport / Photo: Adrien Dirand
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In celebration of one of the most iconic fashion accessories, renowned contemporary artists were invited to reinterpret the Lady Dior bag into limited editions. |
Ohara Shōson, Kingfisher with Lotus Flower.
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This is a visual celebration of floral beauty in a handsome Japanese-style accordion-fold book with open binding and slipcased with an informational booklet. |
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Step into a world of wonder with this deluxe illustrated edition of fairy tales and fables by Louisa May Alcott, American literary icon and the beloved author of Little Women. |
Photo: James E. Griffin
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The preeminent resource for cooking with salmon is both everything you need to know and an extensive recipe collection for this wildly popular protein. |
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A best-selling author and board-certified naturopathic physician brings us easy-to-create herbal remedies widely acknowledged to have scientific medical benefits. |
Artwork: Noah Verrier
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This mouthwatering ode to everyday pleasures features the social media–famous oil paintings of Noah Verrier—where childhood cravings and fine still life collide. |
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From the world of Coral & Tusk comes a delightful ABC book featuring charmingly embroidered animals that will appeal to all ages. |
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This charming guide invites readers to experience places of quiet magic and mindfulness hidden within the city. |
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A portable companion to accompany adventurers on foot, offering detailed walking routes for an authentic experience of the city.
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Illustration by Margalit Cutler
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For singles striving to mingle, The Book of Red Flags is a beacon in the modern dating darkness, detailing all the hilarious signs they aren’t it. |
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Mental Floss has compiled its most challenging questions for its first-ever trivia game—so tough they’re sure to stump even the brainiest trivia whiz. |
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A new, updated edition of the comprehensive collection of soccer uniforms, featuring more than 1000 illustrations representing 100 countries and 500 teams. |
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A gripping visual companion to Bigelow’s 2025 film, featuring Hoagland’s raw, cinematic stills that capture the tension, beauty, and humanity in every frame. |
Opening image from Niedermair, Dior. Drawing, photography.
Photo: Brigitte Niedermair
