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Best coffee table books: 5 you need to know for 2025

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There’s nothing quite like a coffee table book. Not only does it set off the vibe of your home, and your personality, it also adds a bit of detail to the central point of your living room.

For us interior and home design lovers, we’re always on the lookout for the latest home and garden releases to expand our knowledge.

If they’re going to look pretty on our coffee table, then that’s a huge box ticked, too.

Read on for picks of the best recent and upcoming releases that will take your home and garden knowledge, and your living room, to the next level.

2025 coffee table books

Whether you like stunning photographs to take inspiration from, or prefer to read in depth analysis from the top interior designers, we’ve got something for everyone.

1. Moments at Home: Interior inspiration for every room by Steve Cordony

Celebrating the signature aesthetic of one of Austalia’s leading interiors stylists, Steve Cordony, this book will be a bible for home lovers globally

Inside, Steve shares insightful styling and tablescaping ideas as well as small, everyday details which are the soul of the home.

The book includes stunning photography from clients’ homes as well as Steve’s own property, Rosedale Farm.

Covering ten areas of the home, from the kitchen and entry way to the bedroom and dining room, you’ll receive a wealth of inspiration ready to make tweaks to your abode in 2025.

Moments at Home

2. Dopamine Home by Rachel Verney

Create joy within your walls through the transformative power of dopamine décor.

Typically sparking pleasure, this aesthetic is all about putting into your home what makes you happy.

No two dopamine homes will ever be the same as it’s infused with your personal style and what is uniquely special to you.

Most commonly though, dopamine homes will include old colours, mixtures of textures and an eye for special details.

This book, by interiors expert Rachel Verney has plenty of ideas for every budget.

She shares her creative design process, colour know-how and hacks to make every corner of your home a dopamine-inducing haven.

3. Reset Your Home by Lesley Spellman with Ingrid Jansen

There’s one word on everyone’s mind come January – it’s decluttering!

Whether you’re a stressed-out parent that’s just had an inflxux of new toys thanks to Father Christmas, or you’ve simply let years of hoarding get on top of you, we’ve all been there.

This book will help anyone navigate the clutter in their life and get to the route of the problem.

The emotions behind the stuff, whether it’s the favourite mug that’s chipped or the expensive shoes you never wear.

Taking you through every room step-by-step, Lesley and Ingrid will help you to get decluttered for a lighter 2025.

Get more tips on decluttering with our article here

4. A Home For All Seasons by Kay Prestney and Becca Cherry

Create a comfortable, sustainable home that is aligned with the seasons and celebrates the beauty of the natural world with this gem of a book.

Celebrating the benefits of seasonal living, each chapter is dedicated to one of the four seasons.

In Spring it celebrates new beginnings, bringing in blossom and plant bulbs in antique chinaware.

Summer is the time to embrace the outdoors with sheer linens and plenty of textures.

Meanwhile, Autumn brings the harvest as the nights drawn in, bringing with it earthy tones, dried flowers and cosy furnishings.

Finally, Winter is for candles, evergreen foliage and soft sheepskins for cosiness.

It’s the perfect companion for creating a stylish home all year round.

A Home for All Seasons coffee table book

5. Sort Your Life Out by Stacey Solomon, Dilly Carter, Iwan Carrington and Robert Bent

If you’re a fan of the TV show then this is a must buy for your coffee table collection.

It’s a manual for anyone who wants to ‘sort their life out’ and declutter their lives.

Admittedly you don’t get the luxury of Stacey and Dilly guiding you to part with your 300-piece nail polish collection, or a new unit being built to store your ornaments, but it’s definitely enough to inspire you.

Guiding you through three categories: strip, sort and systemise, it’s a manual for making good decisions and clearing your home in 2025.

It’s definitely enough to keep us going until the new series comes out anyway!

Sort your life out

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