The Rizzoli Holiday Gift Guide: Interior Design and Architecture
November 19, 2025
The holiday season has arrived, bringing moments of celebration, connection, and thoughtful giving. To help inspire your search for the perfect gift, we’re sharing a curated selection of interior design and architecture titles—beautifully crafted books for readers with an eye for great design.
INTERIOR DESIGN GIFTS
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Editor in chief Amy Astley’s favorite stories of the unique homes, interiors, and lifestyles of some of the most creative and important people of our time.
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The second book from AD100 and Elle Decor A-List designer Jenkins celebrates his blend of vibrant maximalism and youthful traditionalism in projects around the country.
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In this companion to Interior Design Master Class, 100 designers share room by room advice, tackling the questions that challenge everyone designing and decorating a home.
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The first book by architect Adams features houses that embody the resonance of tradition, the authenticity of craftsmanship, and the lasting beauty of natural materials.
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Sims Hilditch embraces the best of old and new British design, traditional materials, and a pared-back aesthetic to create stylishly comfortable rooms for 21st-century living.
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An extraordinary work of bookmaking, this is the first and only book from one of the most sought-after architecture and design ateliers in the world.
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Martin Brudnizki’s debut book explores how the celebrated designer uses the language of color to create glamorous interiors that are both opulent and deeply resonant.
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For his second book, Booth, a master of modern elegance, creates homes that are strikingly sophisticated and wonderfully livable at the same time.
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Harding takes the principles of English interior design and deploys them with a universal appeal in her debut book, which features a selection of her most celebrated projects.
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Hendricks Churchill presents its recent projects that effortlessly combine the disciplines of vernacular architecture and decoration in a purely American way.
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A remarkable tour through the lavish interiors, extraordinary architecture and parklands, and unrivaled collections of the grandest surviving sixteenth-century estate in Britain.
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An exclusive look into Tuscan interiors that have the hallmarks of Cabana magazine’s coverage of remarkable, eclectic, and dramatic spaces.
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London-based design studio Retrouvius has carved a unique niche in the interior design and architecture spheres by blending architectural salvage with innovative design.
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From highly expressive residential spaces to chic commercial environments, this debut book presents interiors that reflect a harmonious fusion of bold style and bohemian spirit.
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A detailed look at a firm known for expressing the best in classical architecture, rendered anew for today’s contemporary lifestyles.
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A re-edition of the authoritative Los Angeles estates book, featuring the homes, gardens, and lifestyles of many of the city’s original great architects and residents.
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Wright’s architecture, based in classical tradition, has an effortless appeal that crosses styles and periods. His debut book presents highlights from his stunning portfolio.
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Sydney-based, Japanese architect Takada highlights his evolving approach to design, nature, and urbanism.
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The world’s first illustrated monograph showcasing the sophisticated, eclectic, and classical interior designs of the visionary Madrid-based studio of Luis Bustamante.
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An in-depth look at Ruhlmann’s pavilion at the 1925 Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes that began our enduring appreciation for the aesthetic we have come to love as Art Deco.
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Opening image from AD at Home. Photo: Alexi Lubomirski.
