Seasoned fans of vintage style love nothing more than spending the day seeking out unique finds at markets, curiosity shops, salvage yards or car boot sales. But even eclectic and original homes need some design inspiration from others in the know, so why not invest in some seriously stylish bedtime reading.
The New Bespoke; published by Pointed Leaf Press
Due for publication on 31 October is the lengthily titled and lavishly illustrated, The New Bespoke: Couture-inspired rooms that seamlessly combine one-of-a-kind objects with hand-made furniture. This monograph of glamorous Boston based interior designer Frank Roop showcases his refined and unique take on bespoke design and vintage interiors. Formerly a specialist in fine men’s clothing, Roop brings couture sensibilities to the home, making his book a fascinating and vibrant read.
If you just can’t wait until the end of October, then why not cast your eye over Vintage Living: Retro style for today’s homes by Nathalie Taverne and Anna Lambert, which is out now. Packed with photographs from the world’s most stylish retro-inspired homes, this compact book is full of ideas to try out in your own vintage palace. Different chapters focus on specific rooms and explain how you can successfully mix old with new to add charm and individuality to your home. Vintage Living is a user-friendly source book for all things cool, quirky and retro.
Cover image via Pointed Leaf Press
