Interiors: A Home Renovation and Interior Design Book

The bestselling author of Call It Home and Made for Living presents a deep dive into her own process and offers valuable insights into the challenges and triumphs of high-end interior design projects.

Celebrated interior designer Amber Lewis invites you to join her journey from idea to installation. Offering bite-sized takeaways that anyone can apply to their own living spaces, Amber breaks down her Process (with a capital P) while showcasing projects she and her team created since 2020.

With tours of nine gorgeous homes around the country, from the coast to the mountains and the desert, Interiors takes you through the six stages that define an Amber Interiors project: Ponder, Play, Procure, Patience + Panic, Pull It Together, and Pride. Guiding you from the beginning of each new build or renovation project to the end or the install, each chapter reveals the unique nature of the home. Amber provides personal and informative musings on each stage, demonstrating how no two projects are ever the same andnormalizing common frustrations: protracted timelines, inevitable obstacles, and inflated budgets. Peppered with helpful notes and advice on topics like playing with scale, selecting art, or how to work with an interior designer, Interiors gives readers insights into Amber's inspirations and decisions as well as her personalized "source callouts," highlighting specific products, finishes, paint colors, and brands that she returns to again and again.

Amber's friendly voice and distinct style, celebrated for its inviting, balanced, and thoughtful aesthetic, has helped readers all over the country create their own exceptional spaces. With more than 200 stunning images, Interiors is a gorgeous object for the home that gives you a deeper look inside the mind of a designer.

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