Four of the best interiors and gardening books released this November 2016
HOUSE OF PLANTS by Caro Langton and Rose Ray, photography by Erika Raxworthy, is published by Frances Lincoln at £20 - Credit: Archant
We round up the best interiors and gardening books we’ve been reading this month, from a compendium of killer wallpaper to a paean to pub carpets
Bitten By Witch Fever: Wallpaper & Arsenic in the Victorian Home, by Lucinda Hawksley, published by Thames and Hudson Ltd - Credit: Archant
Bitten by Witch Fever: Wallpaper & Arsenic in the Victorian Home, Lucinda Hawksley, £28, Thames & Hudson
Discover the sinister history of 19th century wall coverings in a book that combines social history with a design catalogue of (poison-free) wallpaper.
Wetherspoon's Carpets: An Appreciation, Kit Caless, published by Square Peg - Credit: Archant
Wetherspoon’s Carpets: an Appreciation, Kit Caless, £4.49, Square Peg
The first Wetherspoon’s pub was in Muswell Hill, and its unique carpet is pictured here along with 69 other iterations of this great British institution where the floor coverings are individually tailored to each location.
HOUSE OF PLANTS by Caro Langton and Rose Ray, photography by Erika Raxworthy, is published by Frances Lincoln at £20 - Credit: Archant
House of Plants: Living with succulants, air plants and cacti, Caro Langton and Rosey Ray, £20, Frances Lincoln Publishers
Two Hampstead based designers and indoor plant stylists share their knowledge of houseplants in the beautiful and comprehensive guide to caring for your leafy friends.
Signature Spaces: Well-Travelled Interiors - Credit: Archant
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Signature Spaces: Well-Travelled Interiors, Paolo Moschino and Philip Vergeylen, £40, Scriptum
240 pages of sumptuous interiors designed for elite clients from all over the world from the pair behind Paolo Moschino for Nicholas Haslam Limited.
