Home. How To Love It, Live In It, And Find Joy In It

'Quintessentially indispensable . brimming with generosity and love of life. I want to share this book with everyone I love and those I don't . in the conviction that Home will make them NICER by association' Juliet Nicolson In this book inspired by her phenomenally popular Substack newsletter, India Knight explores the essence of what makes a home, debunking intimidating ideas about 'taste' and trends, offering practical and reassuring advice for every room, and above all celebrating the joy and comfort that comes from being surrounded by things you love.
This is partly a book about a feeling. We all know it, regardless of where we live. Home is when you open the front door and exhale. In this joyous, practical, wise and entertaining book, inspired by her phenomenally popular Substack newsletter, India Knight explores and celebrates the essence of what makes a home. Whether it is grand or modest, urban or rural, rented or owned, shared or occupied solo, her mission is to make you sigh with contentment the moment you're through your front door.
From it's understanding the best lightbulbs and the most flattering paint colours, or knowing what to make when you've asked people to dinner and have forgotten (or maybe never learned) how to cook, Home debunks intimidating ideas about 'taste' and celebrates the timeless importance of charm. Inspiring you to think imaginatively about how to use the things you've already got, advising you on what to look out for when buying a sofa, and opening your eyes to the transformative power of a well-chosen picture frame, India will steer you far, far away from trends and Instagram and helps you find, trust - and take pride in - what you like.
Going from the hallway to the bedroom, via the bathroom, the kitchen, the sitting room and all the spaces in between, India shares everything she knows about how to create and find joy in every room. Along the way she shares life lessons, tips and stories of the things and people that have shaped her, and the places she has called home. So, step over the threshold and come on in.