Rose Uniacke At Home

The photography alone is worth it — you get a room-by-room walk through her London house, and the plaster textures and worn linen come through so clearly. Being a limited edition of 2,500 copies makes it feel like a real keepsake rather than another coffee-table book.

The limited print run of 2,500 copies sold me, and the numbered edition feels genuinely special on the shelf. The private tour through her London home gives you the thinking behind each room rather than just pretty pictures.

The numbered limited edition detail makes this feel like a real collector's piece, and the photos of the London home are gorgeous. I've left it on the coffee table and guests keep picking it up.