The imagery in this autobiography-meets-lookbook is so appealing that it borders on too extravagant.
By Kelly Hoppen, M.B.E. | Rizzoli New York; $60
Author Kelly Hoppen is acknowledged as a trailblazer in the world of British design; she even appeared in the designer-obsessed AbFab movie this past summer. Here her philosophy of creating order and harmony is expressed in her own words — plus a plethora of her work and a foreword by icon Terence Conran. Though it has much to teach would-be designers looking to learn, even the most casual appreciator of interiors could glance at this book and see that it’s a work of art.
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