If you're a fan of design, you're likely to have a book about interior design all over your house, from your shelves to your coffee tables, and in every room. And that's right.

There are a lot of things you can do with these items, not just add structure or color to empty tables or shelves. They can also be used as decor. They'll make your book storage ideas look better right away, and they'll make your rooms look better, too. It doesn't stop there, either.

We've put together a list of our favorite things to put on your coffee table or give to a friend or family member this year. Check it out!

The best interior design books

Inspired by Nature: Creating a personal and natural interior by Hans Blomquist

Hans Blomquist's new book talks about how to make evocative interiors with the natural imperfections of materials.

As a well-known stylist, art director, photographer, and author, Hans Blomquist is known as the master of his style. Rustic edges, moody colors, and natural materials are mixed with a warm, welcoming style in this book, all of which can be seen.

It looks at how he thinks about interiors and how he makes art out of the simplest of things to make beautiful and thought-provoking spaces.

Live Beautiful by Athena Calderone

In her new book, visual storyteller Athena Calderone shows off homes that are both old and new.

Athena Calderone, who lives in the United States, is a tastemaker and the founder of the lifestyle blog EyeSwoon. She knows a lot about how to live in a beautiful way. In her new book, Live Beautiful, Athena looks at a group of designer homes and talks about how each of them came to be so beautiful and unique.

Rattan: A World of Elegance and Charm by Lulu Lytle

Lulu Lytle, a co-founder of Soan Britain and a designer, learned in 2010 that the last rattan weaving workshop in England, Angraves, was shutting down. She decided to do something about it.

Lytle has a strong interest in promoting traditional skills and is a big fan of rattan. His new book looks at how people have used rattan over the years and comes to the same conclusion.

The Lives of Others: Sublime Interiors of Extraordinary People by Simon Watson

Take a trip down imagination lane with a new book that shows the beautiful homes of interesting people who do interesting things.

Simon Watson, an internationally known interiors photographer, has been working for more than 30 years. He has taken pictures of some very interesting people's homes. The stories in his book, The Lives of Others: Sublime Interiors of Extraordinary People, are just that – a few homes he's visited over the years.

As a writer, Simon has an innate ability to capture intimacy. He takes the reader on a personal journey, revealing not only the creativity and personality of each home and its esteemed residents, but also his own experience from each encounter with them. Christian Louboutin's 18th-century apartment in Paris is just as avant-garde as you'd expect. It has a great collection of art from all over the world.

Still: The Slow Home by Natalie Walton

It's time to embrace the slower pace of life. Natalie Walton's book of beautiful homes that celebrate stillness will help you.

There is a new way of living and people are looking for ways to make it better. Natalie Walton's book, Still: The Slow Home, is a tour of beautiful homes around the world.

Be My Guest: At Home with the Tastemakers by Pierre Sauvage

With a new book, you can go inside the homes of some of the most stylish people in the world.

Casa Lopez is the Parisian design firm run by Pierre Sauvage. He is the owner and the person who comes up with the ideas for it. Art de Vivre is what he loves the most. In his new book, Be My Guest: At Home with the Tastemakers, he shows how he loves art de Vivre by taking us inside 20 of the most important people in fashion, interior design, beauty, and art.

A lot of famous people are on the list. Martina Mondadori, Aerin Lauder, and Carolina Irving are just a few.

The Garden: Before & After by Randle Siddeley

Randle Siddeley, a landscape designer, decided to show you how they came up with some of their best-known projects in this book.

From the first meeting to making each idea a reality, Siddeley's account is very interesting. It shows the main problems and solutions that happened along the way.

Homes & Gardens magazine

Finally, take one more thing off their to-do list by setting up regular deliveries of this must-have interiors magazine.

With more than 100 years of history, this magazine and its predecessor brand describe the best ways to think about interior ideas, garden ideas, and design news in a way that is all over the world.

Design Remix: A New Spin On Traditional Design by Corey Damen Jenkins

If you love bold colors, chinoiserie prints, Hollywood Regency, or crazy maximalist decor, this book might not be for you. It doesn't cover everything. Try this book on how to decorate your home. Design Remix is full of things that aren't what you expect. Recently, I bought this book about interior design. I like how Corey explains how he thinks about color and pattern and doesn't follow the rules. This book is also a great gift for the decor fan in your life.

The Beauty Of Home: Redefining Traditional Interiors by Marie Flanigan

I was so excited when I finally got my hands on the book The Beauty of Home in 2021 that I almost hugged the UPS man. There are always better rooms in Marie's house than the last one because she has a timeless and classic style that makes each one unique. She lets you peek behind the curtain and tells you how she makes her clothes and what you need to do to get her look. Maybe it will be the best book on interior design in 2021, but I don't know yet.

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