Five Art Books to Elevate Your Coffee Table This Spring
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A beautiful coffee table book does more than fill space. It sets the tone of a room, sparks conversation and offers a moment of visual escape between busy days. This spring, consider refreshing your living space with art books that feel as good to look at as they are to leaf through. From iconic painters to colour-led titles, these five books are stylish additions to any coffee table.
1. Matisse: The Bigger Picture
This striking book explores the world of Henri Matisse, showcasing his bold colours, fluid shapes and distinctive approach to modern art. With large-scale images and thoughtful commentary, it feels both educational and decorative. Its vibrant visuals make it a statement piece that instantly adds energy and creativity to a living space. Available from good booksellers.
2. Pink
Pink is a playful and design-forward book that celebrates the colour across art, fashion, photography and interiors. It is a brilliant choice for anyone who loves colour, maximalist styling or contemporary design. Displayed on a coffee table, it adds an instant pop and works beautifully in modern, feminine or eclectic interiors. Available from good booksellers.
3. Blue
Blue offers a more calming, refined aesthetic, exploring the colour across artistic and cultural contexts. From deep navy to soft sky tones, the imagery feels soothing and elegant. It pairs well with minimalist, coastal or neutral interiors and is ideal for creating a serene, curated look. Available from good booksellers.
4. Van Gogh: Masters of Art
This accessible introduction to Vincent van Gogh combines biography with reproductions of his most famous works. The rich yellows, greens and blues of his paintings make this book visually engaging, while its compact format makes it easy to dip into. It is a timeless addition that appeals to both art lovers and casual browsers. Available from good booksellers.
5. Monet: Masters of Art
Claude Monet’s dreamy landscapes and water lily paintings make this book especially fitting for spring. Soft colours, garden scenes and impressionist brushstrokes bring a light, airy feel to any room. Styled on a coffee table, it evokes tranquillity and a connection to nature, making it perfect for the new season. Available from good booksellers.
Whether you prefer bold colour, classic art or calming tones, these books are as much about style as substance. Stack them on a tray, pair them with a candle or vase, and let them become part of your home’s visual story.










