15 January 2025

10 Interior Design Books That Are a Must-Have

I’ve decided that this is the year of leveling up, not just for me but for all of us. And what better way to start than by curling up with some gorgeous, inspiring interior design books? You know, the kind of books that make you want to redecorate your entire house, even though your budget is saying, "Ma’am, sit down."

I plan on sharing everything shareable this year, tips, secrets, hacks—basically all the good stuff . And since I’ve declared myself a bookworm-in-progress, I think you, my lovely readers, should be in the loop with all my fabulous finds. Trust me, these aren’t just books; they’re full-on life inspiration. So grab your throw blanket, pour some tea (or wine, no judgment), and let’s dive in!


1. "Homebody" by Joanna Gaines 

Why it’s a gem: Joanna’s style is the perfect blend of cozy and chic, and she has a way of making even the most intimidating design ideas feel doable. It’s like getting advice from your super stylish best friend.

Don’t blame me if you suddenly feel the urge to shiplap your walls.







Why it’s a gem: If you’re all about vibrant colors, patterns, and plants (so. many. plants.), this book will feel like a warm hug.

It might also make you want to turn your home into a jungle. You’ve been warned.







Why it’s a gem: Erin’s book is stylish, practical, and laugh-out-loud funny. She’s like the big sister who gives you tough love about your bad throw pillow choices.

Keep this one on your coffee table for bonus style points.








Why it’s a gem: This book is pure eye candy. Athena’s curated spaces will make you swoon and might just convince you to rearrange your living room at midnight.

Don’t read this one in public; you’ll start gasping at every page.






Why it’s a gem: Amber’s approach to creating livable, layered spaces will make you rethink every room in your house. And her photography? Chef’s kiss.

You’ll want all the rugs after reading this. All of them.







Why it’s a gem: Grace’s book is packed with DIY projects and tours of real homes, proving that style doesn’t have to break the bank.

It’s also a great way to spark ideas for repurposing items you already own.







Why it’s a gem: This is the ultimate guide to styling your home like a pro. Emily’s tips will have you creating Instagram-worthy vignettes in no time.

Warning: you’ll start obsessing over the "rule of three" after reading this.







Why it’s a gem: For those of us who dream of a clutter-free, minimalist home but also hoard throw pillows, this book is a lifesaver.

It’s like Marie Kondo meets Pinterest. Pure magic.








Why it’s a gem: Lauren’s design philosophy is all about mixing vintage finds with modern touches. It’s approachable and oh-so-stunning.

You’ll find yourself googling "antique stores near me" after reading.







Why it’s a gem: This book celebrates slow living and thoughtful design, inspiring you to create a home that feels as good as it looks.

Perfect for those lazy Sundays when you’re dreaming up your next big decor move.






So there you have it, my friends—10 books that will make you fall even deeper in love with interior design

Let’s be real: your home doesn’t need to look like it’s straight out of a magazine, it just needs to feel like you. These books are more than pretty pages; they’re your creative co-pilots, ready to inspire, motivate, and maybe even convince you to finally tackle that corner of doom you’ve been side-eyeing for months.

Whether you’re here to completely revamp your space or just add a few finishing touches, these reads are packed with ideas that can help you create a home that’s cozy, stylish, and unapologetically yours. So, grab a book (or three—no judgment here) and let them spark ideas that turn your house into the sanctuary you’ve always dreamed of.

Remember, your home doesn’t have to be perfect—it just has to make you happy. Now go forth, get inspired, and maybe build that book stack into a cute coffee table vignette while you’re at it. 😉


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