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Resident Dog by Nicole England, Interiors Coffee Table Book

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Every beautiful home is better with a dog in it, and this book is the proof. Resident Dog by photographer Nicole England takes you inside architecturally superb houses, many of them architects' own homes, where the presence of a dog brings warmth and life to even the most dramatic spaces.

From midcentury raw brick to a penthouse apartment, gracious Edwardian to Scandinavian modern, beach house to country retreat, there is always room for a dog or two. They trot, nap and sniff their way through every page, sometimes more rambunctious than their surroundings, sometimes perfectly in tune with the setting. French bulldogs, golden retrievers and Labradoodles act as your tour guides, blissfully oblivious to designer furniture, family heirlooms and serious design aesthetics. The homes are stunning. The dogs make them irresistible.

England is a Melbourne-based architecture and interiors photographer whose work has appeared in Architectural Digest, Vogue Living, Elle Decor and Wallpaper, and it shows. The photography is every bit as considered as the houses themselves, which makes this hardcover a natural companion to the titles in our books collection and a personality-filled counterpoint to more formal interiors volumes.

A Considered Gift

This is one of those rare books that suits almost everyone: the dog lover, the design obsessive, the friend who is both. It makes a brilliant housewarming gift, a thank you for the dog-sitter, or a treat-yourself addition to the coffee table stack. Find more ideas like this in our gift ideas for the bookworm edit, or browse our full top gift picks for something to pair it with.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the author of Resident Dog?

Resident Dog was created by Nicole England, a Melbourne-based architecture and interiors photographer whose work has been published in Architectural Digest, Vogue Living, Elle Decor and Wallpaper. The book grew from her popular Resident Dog photography project.

Is Resident Dog a good coffee table book?

Yes. It is a beautifully photographed hardcover pairing world-class residential architecture with the charm of the dogs who live there, making it equally at home in a styled shelfscape or being flicked through on a Sunday afternoon.

What dogs and homes are featured?

The book features breeds including French bulldogs, golden retrievers and Labradoodles across homes ranging from midcentury and Scandinavian modern houses to penthouse apartments, Edwardian residences, beach houses and country retreats.


Why You'll Love It

  • Architecturally superb homes, many belonging to the architects themselves, captured by a leading interiors photographer
  • The dogs bring warmth, humour and personality to every page, making it a design book that never takes itself too seriously
  • A guaranteed conversation starter on the coffee table
  • The rare gift that works for dog lovers and design lovers alike

Product Details

  • Title: Resident Dog: Incredible Homes and the Dogs That Live There
  • Author and photographer: Nicole England
  • Publisher: Thames & Hudson
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Pages: 240
  • Illustrations: Approximately 300 colour photographs
  • Dimensions: Approximately 205 x 260mm
  • ISBN: 9781760761318

Styling Tips

  • Place it on top of the coffee table stack with the cover facing up; the portrait of the resident dog is the moment
  • Pair it with a more formal interiors title underneath for a stack that balances polish with personality
  • Style it in a reading nook or guest room where visitors can pick it up; it is the book everyone reaches for
  • Lean it face-out on a shelf beside a ceramic object or small frame for an easy, layered vignette

The Takeaway

Resident Dog by Nicole England is a 240-page hardcover coffee table book published by Thames & Hudson, featuring around 300 colour photographs of architecturally outstanding homes, many owned by architects, seen through the eyes of the dogs who live in them. Homes span midcentury, Scandinavian modern, Edwardian, penthouse, beach house and country retreat styles, with French bulldogs, golden retrievers and Labradoodles among the featured dogs. A popular gift for dog lovers and interiors enthusiasts, available at Flux Boutique, Mount Maunganui, New Zealand, with fast NZ shipping.

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