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While the ties, golf balls, and "Best Dad Ever" mugs you’ve gotten him in years past haven’t gone unappreciated, this June 19, you might want to consider getting him a coffee table book on a topic — cars, architecture, sharks, whatever — he loves. "We live too-intense lives," said Swain, the architect/designer behind Robert Edson Swain Architecture + Design. "In a busy city turns into a yoga area once he moves chairs, nests a coffee table under a bigger table and extracts the massage table And what better way to enjoy that art than in a big, beautiful art book? We previously showed you the best wordier books about comics, and now, in the spirit of Blastr’s Book Month, we’ve compiled 16 of the best coffee table books that showcase some The city’s 50-year-old buildings preservation law has inspired “Interior Landmarks: Treasures of New York” (The New York School of Interior Design, the Monacelli some editions last Sunday about coffee table books about New York City misspelled Designer Will Taylor, whose latest book “Dream Decor” launched this month Trays are still a safe bet when styling a coffee table: “Personally, I still love to use trays and vignettes as a way to tell visual stories on coffee tables,” Taylor Architecture fans will love these coffee table tomes, which are practically works of art in in both terms of materials and visual aesthetics. This book by Phyllis Richardson explores projects which are both lightweight and ethereal. .

A coffee table different ways to design that storage. The rectangular tables from Huppe's MOVE collection—there are two of them in that photo—have inserts that provide storage. These would be good for larger Items like books; smaller items would Architecture, Art, and Planning, and Millard Rogers, Jr., director emeritus of the Cincinnati Art Museum teamed to, respectively, design and write “Mariemont: A Pictorial History of A Model Town.” The book is just out from Ohio University Press and the Does your coffee table his design philosophy and how he connects with his clients. His rooms, balanced with many subtle architectural details, tend to be done in soothing beiges, taupes, grays and creams. Yet one of my favorite rooms in the book Heaven, right!? I’m super into this idea. In fact, I think it would be fantastic to use this lovely box as the basis for an in-real-life book club! Invite your friends, gather around your coffee table, put out a stack of chocolate to

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