Skip to content

Cart

Your cart is empty

High on Living: Residential Architecture & Interior Design (Hardback)

Temporarily unavailable
Sale price$129.00
%3Cp%3EEarn%20[points_amount]%20with%20Flux%20Rewards%3C/p%3E

A coffee table book that earns its place. High on Living: Residential Architecture & Interior Design is a richly photographed, 280-page hardback curated by Ralf Daab that celebrates liveable, sustainable spaces across the world, taking in the quiet strength of Scandinavia, the dramatic Alps, sun-washed southern Europe and the raw poetry of the American desert. Each project reveals how architects and interior designers translate place, culture and climate into materials, forms and rituals of everyday living, proof that home and nature can exist in harmony.

Expect generous imagery, floor-to-ceiling vignettes, and thoughtful text that connects regional character with human-centred design. It is an inspiring companion for anyone planning, renovating or simply refining their aesthetic at home.

Pair it with a sculptural tray from our Coffee Table Styling edit, layer a candle from Candles and Candle Holders, or browse more titles in our Books collection.

Why You'll Love It

  • Global perspective, local soul - showcases how landscape, culture and craft shape beautiful, liveable homes
  • Sustainability in practice - materials and ideas that respect climate and context
  • Generous format - large pages and high-quality printing for immersive browsing
  • Design fuel - perfect for mood-boarding renovations, interiors, and styling ideas
  • Display-worthy - elevates consoles, shelves and coffee tables instantly

Who It’s For

Homeowners, renovators, architects, interior designers, students and anyone who loves quiet, place-led design. It is a generous gift for a housewarming, a graduating design student or the friend midway through a renovation, and it sits well beside the other titles in Interiors & Architecture Books.

Product Details

  • Format: Hardback
  • Pages: 280
  • Dimensions: 250 x 290mm
  • Editor/Curator: Ralf Daab
  • Publisher: Loft Publications
  • Country/Region focus: Scandinavia, Alps, Southern Europe, American desert and more
  • Printing: High-quality image reproduction, full colour

What’s Included

1 x hardback book, protective wrap or boarded for shipping. Gift wrap available at checkout.

Styling Notes

Let the cover lead your palette on a travertine or timber tray, stack with a smaller title, then add a ceramic object and a low faux floral stem for height and softness.

Also In These Images

Everything styled around this book in our photographs is stocked here.

FAQs

How big is High on Living?
It is a 280-page hardback measuring 250 x 290mm, a true coffee table format.

Which parts of the world does it cover?
Homes in Scandinavia, the Alps, southern Europe, the American desert and more.

Who put the book together?
It is curated by Ralf Daab and published by Loft Publications.

In Short

High on Living: Residential Architecture & Interior Design is a 280-page, full colour hardback curated by Ralf Daab and published by Loft Publications, measuring 250 x 290mm. It shows homes from Scandinavia, the Alps, southern Europe and the American desert, and suits renovators, designers and coffee table stacks.

Recently viewed

Journal

A couple chatting at a pale oak kitchen island in a white Nancy Meyers style kitchen with olive branches

The Nancy Meyers Look, Made for a New Zealand Home

Nancy Meyers never made a film about houses, yet half of us remember the kitchens better than the plots. Here is what actually makes those rooms work, and how we would bring the look home to a New ...

Read more
Wavy marble tray holding a candle beside peonies, a scalloped bowl and books

Gift Ideas by Price: Considered Gifts Under $15, $50, $100 and Beyond

A budget is not a limitation, it is a brief. Whether you have $15 for a Secret Santa or a bigger number for someone who matters, the aim is the same: a gift that looks chosen rather than grabbed. H...

Read more
Wavy-stemmed table lamp with a pleated shade, white orchids and glassware on a round side table beside a boucle chair

Why Your Choice to Shop Small Matters More Than You Think

A few days ago I turned down an interview with a national news programme about the impact big-box retailers have on small independent stores. Not because I had nothing to say, but because I was too...

Read more