Here's my fav list of books I've read, and these are the best for 2025
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My Living Room Statement
My 2026 Power Moves
My Late Night Escape Shelf
My Living Room Statement
I use these to set the mood of a room. They’re oversized, heavy, and beautiful enough to be the only thing on a table.
This is my manual for 'Quiet Luxury' at home. It’s full of artisanal houses and landscapes that make me want to throw away all my plastic and live in a linen-draped dream.
Pacific Natural Everywhere - Book
Bunny was the queen of American effortless chic. This book is like a masterclass in mixing high-end art with garden-fresh energy. It’s my go-to for design inspiration.
The Enchanting Interiors of Bunny Mellon - Rizzoli
If you want your room to feel 'sexy and expensive,' you need this. It’s a massive black volume that chronicles his fashion empire. It’s basically an architectural piece.
Tom Ford 002 - Book
I’m feeling bored with minimalism, I flip through this. It’s a explosion of American maximalism—glamorous, bold, and totally unapologetic.
The Big Book of Chic
Even if you aren’t a 'Swiftie,' this book is a 2026 fashion essential. It analyzes the cultural impact of her outfits as American iconography. Plus, the cover looks great in a stack.
Taylor Swift Style: Fashion Through the Eras
The 'Holy Grail' of coffee table books. It’s a century of the world’s most beautiful homes. I leave this open to a random page whenever I have guests over.
Architectural Digest at 100: A Century of Style
love her use of vibrant color and eclectic American-meets-British patterns. It’s like a shot of caffeine for my eyes
From Inspiration to Reality: Our Guide to Designing Your Space
Love this!
The Summer House: Lakeside Cottages, Seaside Retreats, and Country Idylls
My 2026 Power Moves
I keep these on my desk. They are the books used to actually build businesses and stay sharp this year.
I treat this as my daily manual.
Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones
This changed how I view my savings. It’s less about math and more about ego and behavior. It’s a top-tier recommendation for any 'Finance' list.
The Psychology of Money: Timeless Wealth Lessons
If you’re a creator, you need this. It explains why we get addicted to apps.
