Camille Juzeau’s inventive encyclopedia Phenomena is a cabinet of curiosities, containing things you never even knew you were curious about.
The vibrantly illustrated Fishwife Cookbook is an essential volume for tinned fish converts, written by the women who made it cool.
Lifestyle company Flamingo Estate is most well known for its niche-but-luxury candles, but after reading its founder’s book, you’re likely to consider it a self-help resource as well.
Noted minimalist Shira Gill’s LifeStyled is an elegant, down-to-earth handbook that is as pragmatic as it is inspiring.
The smart, funny At Wit’s End is a bible of modern cartooning, capturing the funny people of the New Yorker with pithy profiles, portrait photography and, of course, their own wonderful comics.
Stephen Ellcock returns with his signature visual alchemy in a compendium of images related to the elements of the natural world.
You’d be hard-pressed to come up with a more complete history of everyday fashion than Josh Sims’ Icons of Style.
Flipping through any given section of the exceptional photography tome Magnum America is like watching history pass before your eyes.
The Work of Art is a visionary compendium of ephemera that makes visible the bridge between idea and artwork.
Stephanie Nass’ Swing By! Is a large, lush, over-the-top guide to entertaining guests.
The illuminating Luncheons on the Grass asks 30 artists to create new works inspired by Manet’s eponymous masterpiece.
Jonathan D. Katz’s About Face celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising with deep scholarship and thrilling artworks.
DC Helmuth’s Hidden Libraries profiles 50 remarkable libraries in locations across the globe.
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