Get Hooked on Books
Introducing a New Category, with Taschen, Assouline and More
Things are getting cozier and as far as candles, pillows, speakers, and housewares go, we’ve got you covered. What’s that you want to curl up with on the couch? A book? Now we’ve got those, too. Read on to get reading.
Featured In This Image: Taschen book.
For the Tom of Finland heads—or for those not yet acquainted with the work of “Tom”, touted the most influential homoerotic artist of all time—it doesn’t get much better than this XXL hardcover, with over 1000 images across 666 pages. Includes essays from Camille Paglia, John Waters, Armistead Maupin, and Todd Oldham.
Featured In This Image: Taschen book.
If you’ve ever wanted to step into the world of renowned fashion photographers Mert & Marcus, this book is your ticket. A multi-lingual edition in English, French and German, featuring a compendium of photography by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott.
Featured In This Image: ASSOULINE book.
For the coffee table book enthusiast who truly has it all, indulge in the ultimate art book. Enter the world of Salvador Dali—featuring eight decades of the artist’s work, and weighing in at over 20 lbs, this is surrealist indulgence.
Featured In This Image: Taschen boxset.
Retired Hot Wheels collector? You’ve come to the right place. Upgrade to an extra large box set for your viewing pleasure, keeping your eyes on the cars. This double volume features best-in-class car photographs, fleshing out the ultimate automobile anthology.
Featured In This Image: ASSOULINE book.
We can’t all get out to smell the flowers, but there’s definitely a way to look at them, at least. This compendium presents the splendour of all things floral: meticulous floral arrangements, paintings, and more by Sixtine Dubly and Carlos Molta.
Featured In This Image: ASSOULINE book.
“I love books, I love things that can last forever,” Jeremy Scott once told Vogue. Consider this book a keepsake: a visual compendium presenting Moschino through the beloved designer’s eyes.
- Date: October 28, 2022
