Phaidon
Phaidon’s empire of world-renowned books on food, architecture, fashion, design and travel complement the publisher’s beginnings. Named after Socrates’s pupil Phaedo, who was known for his discourses on immortality, this London-based publishing house got its start in 1923 as a producer of high quality, reasonably priced literature, philosophy, and history books. In 1936 it added art to its repertoire, publishing some of the first monographs of Van Gogh and Botticelli. All volumes pair erudite text with breathtaking photography; a perennial favorite is Phaidon’s stunning, large-scale Atlas of 21st Century World Architecture.
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Phaidon Books
Renowned for their lavish photography and top-notch text, Phaidon’s books elevate cultural writing to an art form. Find inspiring tomes here on fashion, food, design, and lots more.
Style a Bookcase
A bookcase is not just a practical thing — it's a chance to show off good design. To that end, we've got plenty of statement-making vases, bookends, boxes, and even framed art here that’ll help you curate an inspired look.
Pop of Color
From vases to bowls to garden stools, these decorative accents are all hallmarked by bold, refreshing color. Add them to any space where you need a little (or a lot) of charm and personality.
Get Inspired in the Kitchen: Cookbooks
Want to become a better cook? We’ve got you covered with these food titles by such experts as Gordon Ramsay, Mario Batali, and Zak Pelaccio. They’ll doubtlessly inspire you to try something new in the kitchen.
Get Jet-Set: Travel Accessories
Whether you're packing for a weekend jaunt or a week at the beach, we’ve got everything here, from backpacks to luggage tags, that’ll help you get where you're going in style. (You’re on your own when it comes to the chatty passenger sitting next to you, though.)
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