Interiors

From Christian Dior's drawing room in France to Zaha Hadid's bedroom in London, Interiors invites you into the homes of the century's most influential artists, fashion designers, and film stars. The book tours 400 of the most impressive living spaces from the last 100 years with rooms designed by legends like Elsie de Wolfe and Billy Baldwin along with today's design icons. In addition to 450 photographs, its pages include an introduction by former Vogue interior design and fashion editor William Norwich as well as essays from Graeme Brooker, David Netto, and Carolina Irving. An oversized, gray velvet hardcover gives the book a display-worthy appearance to accent your own interior.

Height: 11.4" / Width: 9.9" / 448 pages

Clandestine Stash Book

Some valuables need to be kept safe and secret. This stash book is the perfect option, made with a velvet interior that provides a soft landing spot for watches, a bottle of booze, or a rock hammer for tunneling to freedom. Best of all, the Concrete Manual title helps disguise the book even more, creating an extra level of apathy for even the most curious visitors.

Height: 6.75" / Width: 4.5" / Depth: 1"

Heuer Autavia Chronographs 1962-85

Taking its name from a contraction of the words "Automobile" and "Aviation," the Autavia was born in 1962 and was the first Heuer chronograph to sport a turning bezel. The legendary motorsport chronograph is profiled in this hardbound book, which covers vintage references from the early all-lume in 1962, the PVD models in the mid-1980s, as well as the Mareographe and Seafarer — recent additions to this 2019 updated edition. You'll find Sifferts, Chornomatics, Exotics, GMTs and nearly 80 pages alone on the screw back case models that are the most sought-after in the Autavia family. This essential collectors guide is a must-own for Autavia fans and comes loaded with hi-res photographs on thick premium lustre paper, double-paged spread images, updated serial ranges, and current and critical information on other important models, movement details, and bezels.

236 pages

Heuer Carrera Chronographs 1963-1985

In the early 1960s, Heuer decided to focus their creative energy on chronographs and created one of the most iconic examples ever: the Carrera. The clean design of the dial along with the use of sunken registers set the Carrera apart from the timepieces of its era, giving the chronograph a modern look that was highly legible. This book chronicles this vital period of the Carrera's legacy, with beautiful hi-res pictures of over 75 different dial variations — 50 of which are of the first generation 1960s models. The hardcover book showcases those early groundbreaking references along with famous examples like the "Belgian Air Force" in 1970, 18-carat gold 1158 models, and "logo" dials like the incredibly rare Indianapolis Motor Speedway 3147. Updated in April of this year, the book is printed on thick, premium luster paper and also contains tons of valuable data for Carrera collectors like intro dates, serial ranges, and parts and movement information on the rarest examples.

Width: 8" / Height: 10" / 232 Pages

Listen to the Echoes: The Ray Bradbury Interviews

Ray Bradbury was one of the 20th century's most influential authors. Few knew him better than biographer Sam Weller, who spent more than ten years interviewing the man. Listen to the Echoes: The Ray Bradbury Interviews compiles these chats into a cohesive, compelling portrait of Bradbury the man, author, and thinker. The text is accompanied by full-color photographs by Zen Sekizawa that show both his home and his collection of memorabilia and trinkets. Originally released in 2010, this updated hardcover edition includes a new final chapter covering Bradbury's legacy following his death in 2012, as well as essays by Margaret Atwood and Frank Darabont. This limited edition of 300 is printed on silver foil, wrapped in a clear poly book jacket, and comes with a "library card" signed by contributors Margaret Atwood, Frank Darabont, Black Francis, and Sam Weller.

Width: 7.5" / Height: 10.75" / 224 Pages

Golf: The Impossible Collection

Some golf courses are known for their beauty, others their history. Some are lucky enough to have both. But if it's truly worth mentioning, you'll find it in Golf: The Impossible Collection. Compiled by award-winning golf journalist George Peper, this astounding compendium covers the 100 most notable courses around the world. From the hallowed fairways of St. Andrews to greens and clubhouses built within the last few years, it gives intimate details of each and every spot alongside stunning photography and quotes. While the book itself is meant for casual reading, expect a serious urge to start booking tee times when you pick it up. Arrives in a hard shell display case.

Width: 14" / Height: 17" / Depth: 2.75" / Weight: 20 lbs / 200 pages

Rimowa

Rimowa's instantly recognizable grooved aluminum luggage dates back to 1950, but the company's roots go back even farther than that. It was founded in Cologne in 1898 by Paul Morszeck, and it was his son Richard who created the company's first aluminum trunk in 1937 and combined his first and last names to give the company its distinctive moniker. This oversized tome takes a look at the company's 120-year history, from its original wooden designs up through its most recent creations, whether they're made from aluminum or polycarbonate, are carry-on friendly or even iPhone-sized. The informative text is set alongside over 100 illustrations, providing an in-depth look at an icon of design.

Width: 11.0" / Height: 13.8" / Depth: 1.6" / Weight: 7.0 lbs. / 192 pages

NASA Graphics Standards Manual

For those that grew up in late '70s and '80s, the graphic designs of NASA are some of the most memorable of the period, appearing on everything from hats to the Space Shuttle. This reprinting of the NASA Graphics Standards Manual celebrates this outstanding identity system, which was used from 1975 to 1992. Recreated for public use for the first time from the personal copies of the original designers, Richard Danne and Bruce Blackburn, it covers the logo, placement, color schemes, and other design standards that helped capture the imagination of a generation and make the American space agency a lasting, iconic part of our legacy of exploration. Included are scans of Danne's personal copy of the original manual, a forward from Danne, an essay by Christopher Bonanos, reproductions of the original NASA 35mm slide presentation, and scans of the 'Managers Guide', a follow up booklet distributed by NASA. Each copy is individually wrapped in a foil static shield, adding even more nostalgic rocket-age flair to this iconic design reference.

220 pages / 129 Image Plates / 9.5" x 11.5" / Hardcover

The Aviary Cocktail Book

Founded by Chef Grant Achatz & Nick Kokonas — the team behind Michelin-starred Alinea — The Aviary applies avant-garde cooking methods to create amazing cocktails. The Aviary Cocktail Book provides both a glimpse behind the scenes and the knowledge necessary to make some yourself. It was created in collaboration with the husband and wife team of Allen & Sarah Hemberger, alums of Pixar, WETA, and ILM, who worked to handle all the writing, photography, design, printing, and distribution in-house. The result is an impeccably-designed, insanely gorgeous book that goes far beyond a traditional compendium of recipes, making it the rare kitchen & bar-focused tome that's as pleasant to read as it is to use.

From Seamaster to Seamaster

The first Seamaster was introduced in 1948 as part of Omega's 100th-anniversary celebration. 70+ years and multiple iterations later, it's now the company's oldest model. From Seamaster to Seamaster explores the model's history, from its groundbreaking O-ring gasket — inspired by WWII submarines — to the Co-Axial movement and place on the wrist of modern-day James Bond. Alongside the text, including a foreword from Japanese architect Shigeru Ban, a series of full-bleed photos from French still-life specialist Philippe Lacombe bring the various references to life.

Width: 9.5" / Height: 12.25" / Pages: 360

Cocktail Codex

According to the architects behind Death & Co. — one of the best cocktail bars in the world — there are only six cocktails. From those six root categories every other mixed drink emerges, and Cocktail Codex is built on that fundamental idea. The six templates — the old-fashioned, martini, daiquiri, sidecar, whisky highball, and flip — provide the basis behind what works and what doesn't in the world of cocktails. The hardbound book also offers tips on infusions, syrups, cordials, tinctures, concentrates, what to substitute if you're missing ingredients, and much more.

The Monocle Guide Collection

Monocle guides are some of the most informative, appealing books you can add to your library. And now, you can purchase each of their six guides in one handsome package. From the first ever Monocle book: The Monocle Guide to Better Living, which tackles inspirational ways to improve your life — to their most recent release: The Monocle Guide to Building Better Cities, which unpacks what makes a city great, and how you can help improve the one you live in, or scout for the best one to call home. There are six volumes in the collection, each with a hardbound linen cover, beautiful photography, and intriguing reports that are certain to become a fixture on your coffee table and bookshelves.

Books included:
The Monocle Guide to Better Living
The Monocle Guide to Good Business
The Monocle Guide to Cosy Homes
How to Make a Nation: A Monocle Guide
The Monocle Guide to Drinking & Dining
The Monocle Guide to Building Better Cities

Cocaine

Long before it became the party drug of choice with over 10 million users in the 1970s and 80s, cocaine and the unprocessed coca leaf were an essential part of the development of indigenous South American cultures. Cocaïn: History & Culture tells the story of the infamous substance, including the period in the 1880s when the Surgeon-General of the US Army endorsed it for medical use, and the "family friendly" drink known as Coca-Cola — with syrup derived from coca leaves — made its debut. A fascinating examination of cocaine's history, the 184-page book is presented in full color and includes vintage advertisements and examples of its influence, from famous users to film and television illustrations like Scarface and Narcos.

A Man and His Watch

When you find the right watch, it becomes an extension of you. That's been the case for generations of iconic figures like Paul Newman, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Elvis Presley. A Man and His Watch profiles those figures and the timepieces they wore from the perspective of author Matthew Hranek, who traveled the world conducting interviews and gathering the histories of 76 watches. Each piece is attached to an original photograph and a detailed story of some of the most coveted watches in the world.

216 pages.

The Hunting Book

An ancient activity that was once a vital survival skill, hunting remains a widespread exercise for millions. The Hunting Book offers a wide-ranging view of the sport, from its history to the art, clothing, and custom weaponry hunters have used through the years. Presented from an international perspective, the book also provides tips for hunting equipment and accessories, along with a guide to the best hunting grounds around the world.

256 pages

The Harley-Davidson Book

Since their humble beginnings in 1903 in Milwaukee, Harley-Davidson has grown to become one of the largest motorcycle makers in the world. The Harley-Davidson Book not only traces the brand's history, but also provides a photographic catalog of the bikes themselves, along with customized "hogs", celebrity owners, and events and gatherings of fans who are among the most brand-loyal in the world. From panheads to knuckleheads to shovelheads, choppers, EVOs, flat trackers and everything in between, this hardbound book is a fitting tribute to an American classic that has shaped the motorcycle world.