There’s something magical about coffee table books—they’re more than just decor; they’re conversation starters, sources of inspiration, and a reflection of your taste. Here’s a curated list of the 26 best coffee table books to enhance your space, complete with links to purchase them. Enjoy exploring and elevating your living area with these treasures!
Overview of the list
1. “Photographer: A Visual Journey with a Fashion Icon” by Manfred Thierry Mugler
A stunning visual journey of the enduring legacy of fashion and couture icon Manfred Thierry Mugler.
2. “Accidentally Wes Anderson” by Wally Koval
A visual adventure of Wes Anderson proportions, with a foreword by the legendary filmmaker himself: stunning photographs of real-life places that seem plucked from the world of his films, with the fascinating stories behind each façade.
3. “GUCCI: DAPPER DAN’S HARLEM”
The iconic haberdasher and atelier of Harlem, Dapper Dan, has his latest collaboration with Gucci immortalised in this book.
4. “National Geographic Rarely Seen: Photographs of the Extraordinary”
A stunning collection of rare and extraordinary photographs from around the world.
5. “The Kinfolk Home: Interiors for Slow Living” by Nathan Williams
Discover beautifully designed spaces that embrace a slow, mindful lifestyle.
6. COFFEE TABLE BOOK NIKE – BETTER IS TEMPORARY
A comprehensive guide to wine, complete with maps and expert insights.
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7. Fred Herzog: Modern Color
8. “Annie Leibovitz: At Work” by Annie Leibovitz
A behind-the-scenes look at the work and process of this renowned photographer.
9. “Open Wide: A Cookbook for Friends: Fun and Easy Recipes for Food Freaks”
Delve into delicious recipes and beautifully styled food photography from the Open wide.
10. “Architectural Digest at 100: A Century of Style”
Explore a century of style and design from one of the leading design magazines.
11. “50 Years of Good News book” by Franklin Loufrani
A visually rich exploration of collaborations and reasons to smile over the last fifty years.
12. “Yiayia” by Anastasia Miari
Inspired by her own yiayia, featured in the book, Anastasia cooked with each yiayia and noted their recipes and stories.
13. “The Beatles: Get Back” by The Beatles
A deep dive into the Beatles’ recording sessions with photos and insights.
14. “The Architecture of the Japanese Garden: Right Angle and Natural Form”
Explore the serene beauty of Japanese garden design.
15. “THE GOOD HOST”
A host isn’t just a host at home, but in life as well. With this philosophy as its premise, The Good Host, the third book by Argentinian food writer Juana Pepa, encompasses everything one needs to know to master the art of hosting.
An exploration of high-stakes deals and business strategy.
16. “Design of the 20th Century” by Charlotte Fiell
From furniture to graphics, it’s all here—the work of artists who have shaped and re-created the modern world with a dizzying variety of materials.
17. “The Art of Incredibles 2” by Josh Hollis
A visual journey into the art and animation of Pixar’s “Incredibles 2.”
18. “Banksy You Are an Acceptable Level of Threat”
The best collection of photographs of Banksy’s street work.
19. “On the Street: Five Decades of Iconic Photography” Bill Cunningham
NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • The first published collection of photographs by the icon of street style, bringing together favorites published in The New York Times alongside never-before-seen work across five decades.
20. “Frida Kahlo: The Complete Paintings” by María José Herrera
A deep dive into the iconic and powerful paintings of Frida Kahlo.
21. “Cook Like a Local: Flavors That Can Change How You Cook and See the World” by Chris Shepherd
Bring global flavors into your kitchen with this vibrant cookbook.
22. “The Secret Lives of Color” by Kassia St. Clair
Explore the history and symbolism behind colors in this captivating book.
23. “The Complete Works of Shakespeare” by William Shakespeare
A comprehensive collection of Shakespeare’s plays and sonnets, perfect for any literature enthusiast.
24. “New York City: The 1960s” by Robert Herman
Experience New York City in the 1960s through captivating photography.
25. “The Nature of Nature: Why We Need the Wild” by Enric Sala
Discover the importance of preserving our natural world through this beautifully illustrated book.
26. “The Beauty of Everyday Things” by Soetsu Yanagi
A philosophical exploration of beauty found in the everyday.
Each of these coffee table books is a visual feast and a great way to add personality and style to your space. Happy browsing and decorating!
