If home is a bit suffocating lately, take a trip through this book, make some cold noodles for lunch, fold your socks and breathe.
Cottagecore is a way of being—an aesthetic, a vibe, if you will—exalting the soothing textures and gentle rhythms of pastoral life.
The Listening Path focuses on tuning out cluttering noise and redirecting attention constructively to release creative blocks
Perhaps the most unique spin on a cookbook for this holiday season is Hungry Games, a cookbook of 50 recipes that each contain mistakes for the reader to find.
Emma Congdon applies her colorful typographic sensibility to quotations and aphorisms and creates bold postmodern patterns accompanied by personal reflections.
Brandon Stosuy delivers a four-part look at the creative process, from work-life balance to necessary downtime.
Stimulation, motivation and encouragement—that’s what artistic minds will find in Life in the Studio, Frances Palmer’s guide to the creative practice.
Open Studio shows that getting creative is easy—especially when you can take cues from world-class artists.
Killer Plants is your go-to for carnivorous cultivars like bladderworts, pitcher plants and Venus’ flytraps.
Kate Sekules brings a refreshingly fierce voice to this manifesto about the wastefulness and exploitative practices of the fashion industry.
In Lawns Into Meadows, Owen Wormser shows us how to forgo grass in favor of native plant meadows, a more climate-friendly option for your green space.
After exploring the solutions offered in Megean Weldon’s An Almost Zero Waste Life, readers will be enthusiastic about their ability to slash their trash.
Judith Martin’s arch, acid wit laces every lesson on behaving with propriety in a culture where monstrous jerks are, more than ever, on parade and in power.
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