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Bunny Williams: A Life In The Garden, Leather Bound

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Category: Books - Design

Inviting us into her impressive grounds with charming personal anecdotes, expert advice, and hundreds of stunning photographs–printed on two different specialty stocks–Bunny Williams illustrates every aspect of the gardens surrounding her eighteenth-century manor house in Northwestern Connecticut in different lights and seasons.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ellie C. ★★★★★

The photos are printed on two different paper stocks, which sounds fussy but actually makes the garden details feel almost three-dimensional. Bunny’s anecdotes make it read like a cozy conversation rather than a design textbook.

Sophia ★★★★★

I bought this as a gift and ended up keeping it for myself. The two different paper stocks make the garden photos feel almost like prints you could frame, and the leather binding gives it real weight on the coffee table.

Christopher ★★★★★

The two different paper stocks are a lovely touch, the photos look richer on the glossier pages. I've picked it up almost every night since it arrived, and the anecdotes make it feel like a personal tour rather than just a coffee-table book.