Palm Springs
by Assouline

This vibrant tome delves into the desert oasis synonymous with mid-century architecture, cultural richness, and ever-present sun. From the iconic haunts of the Rat Pack to contemporary art installations and the works of modernist greats, this exploration captures the unique blend of retro charm and modern allure that makes Palm Springs an ever-captivating destination for lovers of art, nature, and timeless style.

Calatrava
by Taschen

Showcasing the visionary work of architect Santiago Calatrava, renowned for his neofuturistic structures that blend art, architecture, and engineering, this monograph explores a unique aesthetic via key projects from the architect’s career — from early breakthroughs to his most recent work, accompanied by detailed entries, photography, and the original watercolour sketches that set Calatrava aside as a unique creative master.

Barbara
by Taschen

Featuring over 100 photographs, many previously unpublished, captured by renowned photographers Steve Schapiro and Lawrence Schiller, Barbara spans the star’s rise from Broadway to Hollywood, spotlighting Streisand’s most iconic roles. With intimate, behind-the-scenes moments, this must-have for fans and cinephiles offers a glimpse into her life, loves, and most memorable moments in Hollywood.

Breitling, 140 Years in 140 Stories
by Rizzoli

In an unconventional telling, iconic watchmaker Breitling’s history is laid out — from its beginnings in a modest Swiss workshop to redefining the modern chronograph and revolutionising aviation timekeeping. This visually rich book, filled with rare photos and first-person accounts, highlights Breitling’s visionary timepieces and legacy of craftsmanship and innovation.

Yoko Ono
by Phaidon

This comprehensive monograph celebrates the seven-decade career of Yoko Ono  —renowned visual artist, musician, and peace activist. Known for her pioneering works in various media, from visual art to music, film, and performance, Ono’s influence spans generations. From her involvement with the Fluxus art movement to iconic works like Grapefruit and Cut Piece, this book explores her groundbreaking contributions to art and tireless advocacy for world peace. 

Peter Lindbergh, Untold Stories
by Taschen

A powerful tribute to Peter Lindbergh, Untold Stories features over 150 photographs personally curated by the photographer himself for a landmark exhibition at Kunstpalast Düsseldorf, completed shortly before his passing. Spanning four transformative decades, this comprehensive volume reveals both iconic and rarely-seen images, offering new perspectives on Lindbergh’s visionary work. Accompanied by insightful essays on the exhibition’s development and a heartfelt tribute by Wim Wenders, Untold Stories provides a deeply intimate look at Lindbergh’s artistic process and enduring impact on modern culture.

Look Good, Feel Good, Play Good 
by Phaidon

The first book to visually chronicle the history of women’s sportswear, Look Good, Feel Good, Play Good spotlights Nike’s pivotal role in women’s sport over the last 50 years. Through rich imagery and interviews with athletes and cultural commentators, the 350-page volume explores the evolution of key design archetypes, from leggings to sports bras — delving into how sports apparel empowers women both on and off the field. 

Herbst, Architecture in Context 
by John Walsh

The acclaimed work of Lance and Nicola Herbst, founders of Herbst Architects, is laid out in this beautifully-designed volume — showcasing the Herbst’s dedication to crafting sensitive, context-driven architecture. Written by architecture critic John Walsh, the book highlights twelve projects, including the iconic Under Pōhutukawa Beach House, giving insight into the practice’s exquisitely detailed, materially expressive, award-winning buildings, accompanied by stunning photography and thoughtful insights.

Basketball: The Impossible Collection
by Assouline

A new addition to Assouline’s ‘The Impossible Collection’, this explorative volume celebrates 100 of the most significant moments in NBA history, as renowned journalist Howard Beck recounts unforgettable events — from Wilt Chamberlain’s dominance to LeBron James’ greatness. Housed in an embossed rubber clamshell resembling a basketball, celebrating the sport’s global impact with iconic images of NBA legends and their game-changing plays, this is a must-have for all enthusiasts of the game.

Fifth Avenue: 200 Years of Stories and Legends
by Assouline

Offering a captivating journey through the rich history of one of New York’s most iconic streets, this striking tome traces Fifth Avenue’s transformation from a quiet residential suburb to a global symbol of culture, wealth, and style. 

LIFE, Hollywood
by Taschen

This meticulously researched two-volume collection celebrates the golden age of Hollywood as captured by LIFE magazine. Spanning 1936 to 1972, it features over 600 images, many previously unpublished, of iconic stars like Elizabeth Taylor, Marlon Brando, and Sophia Loren. With essays by Justin Humphreys and insights from LIFE photographers, this book offers an intimate glimpse into Hollywood’s glamour, both on and off the screen, during its most influential years.

The Arctic, A Darker Shade of White
by Rizzoli

This eye-opening book presents an unparalleled look at the polar wilderness through the lens of award-winning photographer and polar explorer, Sebastian Copeland. Spanning over 20 years of expeditions, The Arctic: A Darker Shade of White, captures the raw beauty and fragility of the Arctic — combining poetic imagery with a pragmatic message. Copeland transports readers to one of the planet’s last true wildernesses, inspiring a deeper appreciation for its preservation.