Eat Drink Nap: Bringing the House Home

Description

The quintessential cooking, style, and decoration book from Soho House, the world's leading private club—with U.S. locations in Miami, New York, Hollywood, and Chicago In the 17 years since the first Soho House opened its doors, they've perfected the art of entertaining: how to make people feel at home, how to cook food they love, how to make a room stylish but welcoming, how to throw a party, get the lighting right, mix a cocktail, design a bedroom, build an art collection. This sumptuous book with a foreword from founder Nick Jones and newly commissioned photography from leading food and interiors photographers Mark Seelen and Jean Cazals, will share with readers the secrets of the Soho House way of doing things. Contemporary, global, yet with something quintessentially homey at its heart, this is Soho House style explained by its experts: the grit and the glamour, the style and the coziness. Packed with recipes and design tips, this book shows how to transport a slice of Soho House right to one's home. Whether you want to recreate your favorite house regular macaroni cheese or choose the right sofa for your sitting room, the clubs; experts will share their blueprint for stylish, contemporary living the Soho House way. Includes dual measures. Review: Curated touch - I have a slight obsession with coffee table books, so I knew this one had to join my collection—and it did not disappoint. It arrived in perfect condition, with no dents or damage, which I really appreciate. The quality is beautiful, and it looks stunning styled on my nightstand. It adds that effortless, curated touch to the space while still being a great piece to flip through. If you love decorating with coffee table books, this one is definitely worth adding to your collection. Review: Inspiring Design and Stylish Décor Accent - “Eat Drink Nap: Bringing the House Home” is a beautifully curated book that blends design inspiration with practical lifestyle ideas. The photography is vibrant and inviting, capturing cozy, layered interiors that feel both stylish and approachable. Beyond being a great read, this book works perfectly as a décor piece—ideal for styling a coffee table, bookshelf, or living space with a touch of curated charm. Whether you’re a design enthusiast or simply looking to elevate your home’s aesthetic, this book adds both inspiration and visual appeal to any room.