Category: Coffee Table Book of the Week

A carefully selected set of coffee table books make a great statement. They’re form and function typified. They highlight your interests, entertain restless guests and they look great too!

COFFEE TABLE BOOK OF THE WEEK: CINDY SHERMAN

This week’s Coffee Table Book, Cindy Sherman: The Complete Untitled Film Stills, is a series of Cindy Sherman photographs taken between 1977-1980. A retrospective is currently on view at MoMA and the museum published its own book to complement the…

COFFEE TABLE BOOK OF THE WEEK: LIVING IN A NUTSHELL

A small apartment plus a small budget equals nothing special, unless you have handy resources like this week’s coffee table book, Living in a Nutshell: Posh and Portable Decorating Ideas for Small Spaces. Written by award-winning television producer (Oprah, Nate…

COFFEE TABLE BOOK OF THE WEEK: FLEA MARKET STYLE

Flea market shopping can be daunting, especially when you’re shopping for the home. Enter Flea Market Style, the ultimate guide to the world of junk. Flea Market Style If you find yourself craving an old world look, this book provides…

COFFEE TABLE OF THE WEEK: TOKYO NOBODY

This week’s coffee table book, Tokyo Nobody, is a collection of Tokyo photographs by Masataka Nakano. If you’re a fan of Tokyo architecture or you’ve ever wondered what a city would look like devoid of people, this book is for…

COFFEE TABLE BOOK OF THE WEEK: PRIMATE PORTRAITS

This week’s pick, Like Us: Primate Portraits, is an outstanding collection of black and white portraits of primates acting casual in suburban households. Like Us: Primate Portraits Taken in the late 80’s/early 90’s, the interiors are a hilarious backdrop for…