Harpercollins Publishers

Giving us a rare look into her design process, Cath Kidston invites us into her own home to talk about patterns, colour, decor and more. Perfect for fans of her designs, this part-interiors book, part-memoir gives us a great insight into Cath Kidston's eye and vision for her home.

A celebration of some of Britain's most important and beloved buildings - its sheds. From the humble to the not so humble.

A brand-new edition of the world's most widely used drawing instruction book, expanded and updated with more than 50 per cent new material.

A practical how-to guide from the author of Mad About the House, the bestselling book and UK's number 1 interiors blog. This easy-to-use dictionary of interior design answers all those questions you wanted to solve but were afraid to ask.

A stylish and informative guide to the Midcentury Modern chair design. Get to know the designers and find out about the controversies and intrigue that accompanied these figures. With a `chair timeline', including the very best of European, Scandinavian, American and Japanese design, it's the perfect book for enthusiasts and design junkies alike.

This beautiful book shows how the treehouse can be many things: from simple structures based on centuries-old woodworking skills to modern geodesic forms strung high up above the treeline. The book offers both visual inspiration from the commissioned photography but also the human stories behind the creation and design of these treehouses.

This comprehensive book shines a light to the design history of the famous Anglepoise lamp. Starting with the beginnings of George Carwardine, the designer behind the lamp, the book takes you through an illuminating journey of the development and influence of this British icon.

LONGLISTED FOR THE SAMUEL JOHNSON PRIZE 2014 `A symphonic poem about postwar England and Englishness ... A masterpiece' Financial Times