A Home for All Seasons - by Kay Prestney & Becca Cherry (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

Learn how to create a comfortable, sustainable home that is aligned with the seasons and celebrates the beauty of the natural world.

There are many benefits to seasonal living, which encourages us to live in harmony with nature as we mark the passing of the year. Each chapter of this book is dedicated to one of the four seasons. In the spring, celebrate new beginnings: bring in blossom and plant bulbs in antique china. Summer is the time to embrace outdoor living with sheer linens and lots of texture, while Fall brings the harvest as the nights draw in: embrace it with earthy tones, dried flowers, and cosy furnishings. And in winter, candles, evergreen foliage, and soft sheepskins bring light and warmth to the darkest time of the year. Kay Prestney and Becca Cherry present beautiful interiors alongside practical styling inspiration. Seasonal colour palettes, natural materials, and biophilic elements are key to this style of decorating, which uses the changing hues of the natural world to create an intentional, comforting home.

Review Quotes

The book is a visual treat filled with gorgeous photography and spaces that will bring plenty of inspiration to your own seasonal home - Caroline Rowland, 91 magazine

The book exquisitely celebrates all the beauty of the changing seasons - The Biophilic Design Journal

About the Author

Kay Prestney (@kinship_creativedc) is an interior designer and stylist whose work has appeared in Country Living, House Beautiful, Reclaim, Country Living Modern Rustic, and Apartment Therapy. She runs creative workshops and art directs for small brands and makers. Kay's consultancy offers commercial and residential design services with a focus on sustainable, biophilic design. She lives in East Anglia, UK. Becca Cherry (@_beccacherry) is a photographer, designer, and maker. After she left the fashion industry, her interest in calligraphy led her to begin designing logos, prints, and illustrations for small businesses. She also loves to experiment with natural dyes and screen printing. Becca lives in East Anglia, UK.