Beautiful first American edition of this interior design classic.

Complete 13-issue run of the Benetton Group's groundbreaking and influential quarterly magazine under the original editorship of legendary graphic designer Tibor Kalman, from its beginnings in 1991 through his departure in 1995.

Early reprint of this thorough monograph on the architectural works of Italian architect and designer Aldo Rossi, profusely illustrated.

Chronological and beautifully unified photo album detailing the construction and interior design of the now-lost Soviet embassy in Tokyo.

Extensive collection of late '60s and early '70s furniture prototypes and scale models in urethane, plexiglass, inflatable vinyl, and aluminum piping from innovative St. Louis designer Terrence Cashen.

Original luxury catalogue of profoundly British fitted furniture and décor from the Clive Christian interior architecture, occasional furniture, chandelier, and tablewear collections.

First edition of this copiously illustrated monograph covering a decade of the Pritzker-prize winning architect's work, with sketches, photographs and essays.

First edition of this charming multi-lingual tour through the Japanese autodidact architect's work, pairing vibrant photographs of his projects with informational text in English, French, German and Italian.

First edition, paperback issue of this illustrated catalogue detailing the development of three museums that the famed American architect was commissioned to design — the Yale University Art Gallery, the Kimbell Art Museum, and the Yale Center for British Art.

Scarce commemorative publication recognizing the Chelsea Hotel's "service to artists and other rare individuals," spotlighting the long-term residents who made their home a legend.

Extravagantly photographed and illustrated issue of the biannual publication on architecture and design, with work by Robert Mapplethorpe, Fran Lebowitz, Francisco Clemente, Frank Gehry, and others.

Inscribed first printing of this compendium of San Francisco homes, from the classic designs of the late 19th century to boundary-pushing mid-century modern structures.

Inscribed first printing of this second volume of houses designed by Ames, conceived and executed in valiant opposition to the rise of the McMansion, existing in a zone "between the abstract and the real."