Spring 2027

A season of wonder, inside and out.

Midcentury Modern Design for Outdoor Living

Midcentury Modern Design for Outdoor Living celebrates the designers, architects, and manufacturers who transformed patios, gardens, pool sides, and terraces into extensions of modern life. Additionally, it provides a cultural history of postwar America, a visual archive of indoor-outdoor modernism, a design reference for collectors and professionals, and a lifestyle narrative about the invention of modern leisure.

Patina Meadow

Welcome to the new Patina Meadow farmstead, where every structure, garden path, and gathering space tells a story. From the hum of daily life in the Shed to the serenity of the Forest, from the charm of the Cabin to the creative heart of Steve Giannetti’s studio in the Carriage House, each chapter offers an intimate look at spaces designed not just to be seen, but to be lived in. The Bloomerie and Market Garden flourish with inspiration, the Animal Barn brings warmth and rhythm, and every corner reflects a thoughtful balance between nature and home.

Trespassers

Trespassers: A Design Raid on the Most Exquisite House Tours in America slips past the velvet rope to go behind the curtains of 16 iconic homes that were once closed to the public. Included are all manner of architectural and design styles, including George Washington’s Mount Vernon, Georgia O’Keeffe’s Home and Studio, and Phillip Johnson’s Glass House. Along your tour through these pages, insights from expert curators and today’s leading designers—Charlotte Moss, Jamie Drake, and Ariel Okin among them—provide lesser known intel and decor takeaways that feel like design gospel. 

Jewel Box Interiors

No matter the project or scale, rented or owned—these beautiful gems created by some of the world’s best interior designers reveal that it’s not the size of the space you inhabit, but what you make of it.

From Martyn Lawrence Bullard’s first Los Angeles apartment to Nina Campbell’s London townhouse, Jewel Box Interiors is all about the art of decorating and living large in small spaces.

The Magic Library Coloring Book

Enjoy the wonderfully whimsical world of the magical library in this new adult coloring book from Maria Trolle!

In The Magic Library, Maria Trolle has created a timeless dream world for book lovers in 40 new illustrations. She seamlessly blends details and environments from libraries, reading, and nature with motifs that allude to fairytales and mystery.

The 40 all-new illustrations are printed one-sided so that you can remove them to hang as artwork and use your favorite markers without fear of bleeding through the page.
This adult coloring book has slightly textured paper with no bleed-through suitable for color layering and blending.

Cottage Garden Flowers

More than 60 flower varieties are spotlighted, from archetypal David Austin roses to snapdragons, hollyhocks, love-in-a-mist, poppies, Echinacea, and cosmos. Each flower’s history is explored alongside practical guidance for planting, growing, and cutting. Gardens of every style are represented, from quaint and delicate to more rambling and untamed.

Cottage gardens have surged in popularity with the rise of the “cottagecore” aesthetic, which embraces natural beauty, nostalgia, and a relaxed, sustainable approach to outdoor spaces. With their billowing, layered look and low-pressure approach to design, these gardens often come together through thoughtful plant choices, water-wise practices, and a mix of traditional and whimsical design elements.

Preserved Citrus

Learn a simple method for preserving lemons and other citrus and how to use them in 50 sweet and savory recipes for breakfast, salads, main dishes, desserts, drinks, and more.

For both the home cook experienced in preserving and someone brand-new to preserved citrus, this cookbook has everything you need to learn about preserving lemons and other citrus fruit. It includes different methods for preserving and teaches how to use the fruit to brighten your dishes and add zest, flavor, and complexities to your meals. A detailed how-to section is followed by chapters organized by fruit: lemons, limes, oranges, and other citrus such as tangerines and kumquats.

French Pastry with a Twist

Classic French pastry and dessert recipes reimagined through unexpected flavor combinations, creative presentations, and modern variations for the home baker in this beautifully photographed cookbook. Molly Wilkinson is living the dream—a Texas girl transplanted to France, who studied at Le Cordon Bleu and earned a pastry certification, teaches classes from a baking studio located in her eighteenth-century apartment in Versailles, and now has a second cookbook on French pastries and sweets. What a fantasy come true!

Molly uses her signature step-by-step techniques, detailed explanations, and easy-to-find equipment and ingredients to inspire home bakers at every level with inventive twists on classic French desserts, from nostalgic American-inspired flavors to elegant seasonal reinterpretations. 

Mama's Here

With a simple lullaby, Mama’s Here helps connect and calm both mother and child with a nod to mindful breathing.

Gentle illustrations in soft colors celebrate the experience of rocking and soothing a new baby to sleep and captures the tenderness, worry, and physical connection between a mom and her brand-new little one.

In the Coral Reef

An ode to celebrating the differences between the animals that live in a coral reef community, this colorful, chunky board book is a work of art meant to be displayed face-out on nursery bookshelves.

The marine plants, animals, and fish in this bright, underwater-view board book are all unique in their own ways, but together, they form a community of neighbors helping each other with food, shelter, and even safety. Toddlers will meet clams, corals, fish, turtles, sea grasses, and even algae in this diverse ecosystem sometimes referred to as a “rainforest of the sea.”

N is for Nature

Greg Paprocki’s newest ABC book invites toddlers into the outdoors to explore nature in various environments.
 
Little ones can find acorns, butterflies, and ladybugs, they can spot a hedgehog or deer, and with their eyes to the sky, they can see clouds or a rainbow. Early learners can pretend to dip their toes into a pond or feel kelp or even image how a violet or zinnia might smell. This brightly colored board book is a fun way to introduce small children to the wonders of their world and to touch the proverbial grass.

A Kid's Guide to Backyard Animal Tracks and Scat

Packed with captivating facts about the most commonly seen animal tracks and scat in North America, this brightly illustrated guide is perfect for young nature lovers.

Learn all about the amazing animals right outside your door in A Kid’s Guide to Backyard Animals Tracks and Scat—a handy, easy-to-carry guidebook for explorers ages 6 to 8 that shows you how to identify the tracks and scat of 35 common animals found in the United States.


A Bison Has a Bandana

A diverse cast of animals works together creating a fun camping adventure for all!

Each animal arrives, one at a time, bringing something different that is related to camping.

What happens when a turtle has a tent? Or a skunk has a sleeping bag? Or a firefly has a flashlight, a crow has a cooler, and a snake has s’mores? It’s a CAMPOUT!

This fun, brightly colored board book is a great way to introduce toddlers to various animals and camping equipment through sneaky letter alliterations and a little bit of silly.

What Can a Flower Be?

A flower can be many things—a decoration for the homes of bower birds, a heating pad for beetles, and tasty treats for sloths (hibiscus flowers are called sloth chocolate!).

In this lushly illustrated picture book, children will learn about different flowers and the insects, animals, and humans that rely on them. What Can a Flower Be? is a fun, playful approach with verse accompanied by science facts about numerous insects, plants, and animals. It shows how flowers work as part of a larger ecosystem and teaches kids many different functions for flowers, from food and shelter to heating and healing.

For children, teachers, parents, grandparents, and caregivers who want to share plants, trees, animals, insects, and flowers in an approachable way.

The Book of Wild Wonder

A seasonal journey of wonder through 50+ step-by-step, illustrated activities for kids on how to find and celebrate the wild magic, and real science of wildflowers, herbs, trees, and other plants (ages 5-9)

Discover the wild magic, herbal power, and seasonal stories hidden in the leaves, stems, flowers, seeds, and roots of everyday plants. Search for wildflower secrets from long-ago folklore and learn how to turn flowers, leaves, roots, and buds into nourishing teas, magical elixirs, and soothing balms for both your hands and your heart. 

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