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Twenty Indian architects, each represented by a landmark house — a diverse portrait of a design culture simultaneously rooted in Indian spatial tradition and engaged with global contemporary architecture. Gauri Kelkar’s survey reveals extraordinary range and ambition in contemporary Indian residential design.

Henning Larsen’s working sketches and conceptual drawings — hand-drawn documents of architectural thinking in process, from the Danish architect behind some of Scandinavia’s most celebrated buildings. Merete Ahnfeldt-Mollerup’s scholarly commentary illuminates the relationship between drawing and design.

An international survey of the most inventive contemporary apartment buildings — projects addressing dense urban housing with architectural intelligence and formal ambition. Chris van Uffelen’s comprehensive Braun Architecture reference provides floor plans, sections, and photography across a globally diverse selection.

A beautifully photographed guide to the Parisian art of domestic life — the aesthetics, rituals, and values behind some of the world’s most admired interiors. Mathilde Favier’s Flammarion volume explores what makes a Parisian apartment feel the way it does, combining visual inspiration with genuine philosophy.

A visually spectacular tour of the world’s most remarkable pools — from infinity edges above the Indian Ocean to ancient Roman baths and contemporary architectural masterpieces. Naina Gupta celebrates the pool as architectural, social, and aspirational phenomenon in a lavishly illustrated volume.

Profiles of the designers who defined the postwar aesthetic — the Eameses, Arne Jacobsen, Verner Panton, and their contemporaries whose furniture and products are among design history’s most collected. Dominic Bradbury’s essential Phaidon reference for students, collectors, and design enthusiasts.

Photographs of Álvaro Siza’s buildings paired before and after — showing how time, weather, and use transform work by one of architecture’s great masters. A Phaidon meditation on how buildings exist in time, revealing whether they improve with age and what they mean when inhabited.

Ten extraordinary private residences by Peter Marino — interiors of remarkable luxury and cultural ambition, conceived as settings for significant art collections. A Phaidon landmark in luxury interior design documentation, presenting the work of New York’s most culturally serious residential architect.

An exuberant Phaidon celebration of maximalist interiors — bold colour, layered pattern, obsessive collection, and spaces that express personality without apology. The antidote to minimalism, documented with spectacular photography: inspiring for anyone who has ever wanted to add more, not less.

An intimate portrait of the creative partnership between Aino and Alvar Aalto — arguing that Aino was an equal co-designer of the iconic objects that defined Finnish modernism. Drawing on family archives, a Phaidon biography that challenges attribution and celebrates a story too long untold.

A beautifully photographed exploration of Japanese interior design — from traditional machiya townhouses to contemporary apartments, united by principles of natural materials, negative space, and integration of inside and outside. Both inspiring design book and genuine exploration of a distinctive cultural sensibility.

A landmark survey of over 200 women whose design work has shaped the made world — furniture, typography, textile, graphic and digital design, all richly illustrated. Jane Hall’s essential Phaidon volume challenges the male-dominated canon by making these overlooked contributions visible.

A comprehensive survey of architectural drawing from Renaissance hand-drawing to contemporary digital rendering. Helen Thomas presents working sketches, presentation drawings, and conceptual explorations from the world’s greatest practices — essential for architects and anyone fascinated by how buildings begin as marks on paper.

Phaidon’s beautifully produced survey of extraordinary seasonal retreats worldwide — from the Swedish archipelago to the California coast. Each house responds to site and season with a willingness to design with light and landscape: an inspiring volume for architects, designers, and dreamers.

A beautifully photographed guide to contemporary French interior design — the relaxed elegance, confident colour, and mix of old and new that has influenced global style for a generation. Lauren Li’s inspiring volume documents the aesthetic that has made French interiors the world’s most imitated.

A revelatory visual survey of Ukraine’s largely unknown modernist architectural heritage — remarkable constructivist buildings now under grave threat. Published by FUEL at a moment of urgent cultural preservation, this essential volume documents an extraordinary tradition that deserves global recognition.

Architect Deborah Berke’s compelling examination of adaptive reuse — transforming existing structures rather than demolishing them. Through richly documented projects, she argues that working with what exists is both sustainable practice and a profound form of architectural imagination.

Interior design guide and collecting philosophy from Nasozi Kakembo, founder of Afrique en Miniature. A vibrant celebration of African art, textiles, and decorative objects, showing how to build a home filled with pieces that carry authentic stories and cultural depth.