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Language of Home by Michael Cox & Pamela Jaccarino

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Incorporating both formal details and welcoming elements, Language of Home showcases a sophisticated and balanced look tailored to a sense of home, as shown through the portfolio of Foley & Cox. This New York-based interior design firm is renowned for serene spaces subtly layered with colour and texture that create a sense of welcome and comfort.

Taking creative cues directly from their clients, their perceptions, preferences and passions, the firm creates serene interiors infused with personal style. This elegant book presents 24 homes, ranging from elegant prewar apartments in Manhattan to retreats in the Hamptons and summer places along the coast of New England and Europe, and even a private jet and a yacht that cruises the Mediterranean. What unites these spaces is an overall balance and elegance, infused with luxurious fabrics in subtle tonal variations and a judicious use of highlight colour, often in the artwork and accessories. Founder Michael Cox is a master at creating settings for art collections and selecting distinctive vintage pieces that add a sophisticated touch to every room. Discover more of our interiors titles in our gift ideas for the homebody collection, or browse the full shelf of interiors and architecture books.

Why You'll Love It

  • 24 elegant homes from a celebrated New York design firm
  • A masterclass in balancing formality with warmth and comfort
  • Rich use of colour, texture and curated art collections
  • A sophisticated coffee table statement for design lovers

Product Details

  • Authors: Michael Cox, Pamela Jaccarino
  • Publisher: Monacelli Press
  • Format: Hardback, 248 pages
  • Dimensions: 250 x 311 x 27mm
  • ISBN: 9781580936163

Styling Tips

  • Style on a coffee table alongside curated art or a collected object, such as the Wooden Arch Table Sculpture
  • A sophisticated gift for design lovers and collectors, well suited to a housewarming or a milestone birthday
  • Pair with pieces from our gift ideas for the homebody collection for a considered gift
  • Stack it with other coffee table books to build height on a console or sideboard

FAQs

Who are Foley & Cox?
Foley & Cox is a New York-based interior design firm led by Michael Cox, known for serene, personally tailored interiors layered with colour and texture.

How many homes are featured?
24 homes, spanning Manhattan apartments, Hamptons retreats, New England and European summer homes, plus a private jet and yacht.

Is it a good gift?
Yes, it's a sophisticated gift for design lovers and collectors who appreciate elegant, personally curated interiors.

In Short

Language of Home by Michael Cox and Pamela Jaccarino is a 248-page hardback published by Monacelli Press, presenting 24 elegant, personally curated homes from the design firm Foley & Cox. Available at Flux Boutique, Mount Maunganui, New Zealand.

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