
Half off the retail price makes this an exceptional value for a design monograph of this caliber and production quality.
A lavish 272-page coffee table book that transports you into the maximalist design world of India Hicks, the British-Moroccan design icon and daughter of the late Lord Mountbatten. It's for anyone who loves bold patterns, global influences, and unapologetically colorful interiors.
277 people gave it 4.6 stars, drawn to Hicks's signature aesthetic and the sumptuous photography that makes you want to redesign your entire home.
Maximize your walls, not your budget.
We only hang a piece once the rating history is deep enough to mean something. This one clears that bar on volume; the written breakdown below is where the detail sits.
Based on 277 Amazon ratings.
At $27.85 (50% off the $55 list price), this is a steal for an insider's look at one of interior design's most distinctive voices.
India Hicks has built a global design empire on fearless color, layered textiles, and a deep love of global craftsmanship—and this book is her manifesto.
You're not just looking at finished rooms; you're getting behind-the-scenes access to how she thinks about space, pattern mixing, and cultural influences. Each spread feels like an invitation.
If you've ever felt timid about going bold, Hicks is permission in book form. She shows you that restraint isn't the only path to beauty.
This isn't a thin booklet—it's a statement piece that holds up to repeated browsing and looks beautiful displayed.




