The best new titles will elevate your space and reflect your taste
When you’re in someone’s home, few things say more about their taste than the books they keep on display. And nowhere is that more evident than on the coffee table. A carefully chosen stack of thick, oversized tomes is the interior design equivalent of a beautiful watch or a well-chosen fragrance. Like luxury candles, they add sophistication and character to your home without saying a word. They're conversation starters and subtle status symbols rolled into one.
The best part is that there's a coffee table book for everyone. Whether you're obsessed with architecture, fascinated by photography, or simply want a splash of style and creativity in your space, there's a volume that will speak to you. Some are brimming with essays and insider knowledge, perfect for readers who love a deep dive, while others lean on lush imagery, ideal for those who prefer to flip casually and let the pictures do the talking. In short, table books aren't just for bookworms; they're for anyone who wants to live in a space that feels curated and complete.
While we can't tell you exactly what to be into, we can tell you this: Your coffee table, desk and nightstand are prime real estate. The books you choose to stack there should reflect your personality and interests—whether that's modern design, street photography, classic cars, or culinary artistry. Think of it as showing your heart (and your style) to the world in hardcover form. The following list of the best new coffee table books will help you find the right fit for your home and elevate your space with ease.
A visual and narrative journey through Japan's historic hot springs and traditional inns, revealing how their architectural grace, cultural rituals and harmonious union of nature and wellness define a contemplative way of life.
Onsen and Ryokan of Japan,
$65 by Gestalten
Documenting the continuing adventures of the “godfather of streetwear”, this is at once a visual catalog of Hiroshi Fujiwara's most recent collaborations and an ever-evolving record of his enduring impact on contemporary fashion, art and design.
Fragment #3,
$60 / $49.30 by Hiroshi Fujiwara
This illustrated guide tells the history of soccer through the stories behind the world's most intriguing stadiums—from the most dramatic and the most remote to the great urban arenas.
The World Atlas of Football Stadiums,
$37.50 by John Gillard
Architectural Digest's Amy Astley takes you on a personal tour through some of her favorite homes photographed for the magazine, going deeper and showing previously unpublished images.
AD at Home,
$100 / $60 by Amy Astley
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A stylish and a richly visual chronicle of the collaborative “The Ten” project between Virgil Abloh and Nike, exploring how Abloh deconstructed and reimagined ten iconic sneaker models through his artistic design philosophy.
Nike. ICONS,
$80 / $50.99 by Virgil Abloh
The iconic fashion photographer famous for capturing an ultra-feminine and adventurous spirit revisits her most memorable 1990s fashion images. Featuring the most recognizable faces from that decade, but seemingly still so fresh and relevant today.
Pamela Hanson: The '90s,
$85 / $56.22 by Pamela Hanson
This oversized, immersive coffee table book chronicles the wild annual beach-based hot rod competition known as “TROG”, capturing its vintage cars, gritty character, and the spirit of camaraderie behind this American speed-obsessed subculture.
The Race of Gentleman,
$120 by Assouline
The acclaimed owner behind Marlow Collective shares a treasure trove of intimate photos documenting Brooklyn's beloved Diner and the memories made there over the years, plus 48 seasonal recipes.
Diner: Day for Night,
$35 by Andrew Tarlow
Made in close collaboration with Rams himself, this catalogue raisonné is the ultimate reference on one of the most influential product designers of all time.
Dieter Rams,
$60 by Klaus Klemp
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A journey through America's most captivating wine regions, unveiling the soul of the country's viticultural landscape. From the sun-drenched hillsides of Santa Barbara to the soils of Oregon's Willamette Valle.
Wine & Travel: USA,
$120 by Assouline
This stylish book explores how collaborations between brands, artists and cultural creators have evolved into game-changing forces that blur the lines between fashion, technology, art and commerce.
The Incomplete: Highsnobiety Guide to Street Fashion and Culture, Vol. 2, $75 by Gestalten
Interior designer and television host Jeremiah Brent explores the emotional meaning of home in this warm and inviting book that illuminates what makes peoples' spaces so personally significant.
The Space That Keeps You,
$45 / $26.77 by Jeremiah Brent
Stories of individuals across California who have fearlessly hand-crafted lives of their own making. A celebration of the path less traveled and its infinite routes.
Faculty Department, Le Labo,
$90 by Justin Chung
The comeback continues with this stylish book. Iconic photos by Jill Furmanovsky chart the dramatic career of Oasis—on stage, backstage, and in the studio—paired with exclusive commentary by Noel Gallagher.
Oasis: Trying to Find a Way Out of Nowhere,
$65 by Jill Furmanovsky
Want to elevate your favorite book, both literarily and figuratively? Assouline’s new library collection features this book stand. Its majestic form, made from walnut wood and covered in pebbled leather, rests upon a brushed-brass stand, elevating the book into a piece of sculpture.
$1,300 by Assouline
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