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The New French Look by Lauren Li, French Interior Design Book

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The IT factor. The French have it in spades. Discover how they apply it to their homes.

Trends come and go, but French interiors remain eternally stylish. The New French Look captures the essence of modern French design: layered but never fussy, relaxed yet unmistakably chic.

Interior designer Lauren Li explores how contemporary French homes balance colour, pattern, and history with a fresh, confident edge. Drawing inspiration from classic architecture while embracing modern living, this book reveals interiors that feel elegant without being formal, expressive without feeling overworked.

As the first title in the Style Study series, The New French Look takes readers on a visual journey from city apartments to coastal retreats, country homes, and mountain escapes. Featuring work by leading French architects and designers, it offers insight into what truly defines French style, and how to recreate its effortless sophistication at home.

A lasting addition to any coffee table, this book is perfect for lovers of interiors that feel lived-in, refined, and quietly confident.

Why You'll Love It

  • Explores modern French interiors with depth and clarity

  • Balances classic French elegance with contemporary design

  • Beautiful photography paired with practical design insight

  • Ideal inspiration for creating relaxed, stylish homes

  • A perfect coffee table book or thoughtful gift

Product Details

  • 224 pages

  • Hardback

  • Size: 232 × 194 mm

Styling & Gifting Notes

  • Style on a coffee table with neutral ceramics, linen textiles, and soft-toned décor

  • Pair with sculptural objects, stoneware, or vintage-inspired accents. The La Lune Travertine Round Tray or the Resin Clam Shell Dish both sit well beside it

  • A beautiful gift for design lovers, Francophiles, or anyone drawn to timeless interiors

  • For the rest of the room, browse our French Country collection

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FAQs

Who wrote The New French Look?
Interior designer Lauren Li. It is the first title in the Style Study series.

What kinds of homes does it cover?
City apartments, coastal retreats, country homes and mountain escapes, with work by leading French architects and designers.

How big is the book?
It is a 224-page hardback measuring 232 × 194 mm.

In Short

The New French Look by Lauren Li is a 224-page hardback, 232 × 194 mm, and the first title in the Style Study series. It looks at contemporary French interiors, from city apartments to country and coastal homes, and how to bring the same style into your own.

The New French Look by Lauren Li front cover
The New French Look by Lauren Li, French Interior Design Book Sale price$39.00 Regular price$59.00

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