• Great chunky format with flexi-binding.
• Innovative home-decorating tips that are exciting and easy to do.
• More than 100 flower arrangements to accent your home with elegance.
• Myriad new ways to freshen up your house with simple details.
• Combines three of the successful 101 series into a convenient, comprehensive home-makeover guide.
• Comes complete with a list of U.S. suppliers for materials used and contacts for specialist advice.

Sometimes reading a good woodworking book can be as rewarding as actually making the sawdust. The Home Woodworker is one of those books. It shows how working from published plans can save you time and headaches. Plus, the elegant projects are a great way for the experienced woodworker to scratch his or her woodworking itch, and maybe learn a few new tricks as well. The shop projects, such as the Downdraft Workbench and the Mobile Clamp Cart, will help you get organized so you can make something beautiful for your home, like the Trestle Table, the Reader’s Bed, or even a Kitchen Island.

This is a new breed of plant book, written by a team of leading plant experts, botanists, nursery owners, and plant hunters. The profiles of more than 25 all-time favorite plants are divided into five sections-Early Risers, Sun Seekers, Show Stoppers, Strong Performers, and Curiosities-followed by a comprehensive list of international suppliers and collections recommended by the plant experts.

In How to Be a Gardener, Alan Titchmarsh draws on his vast knowledge and passion for gardening, and his many years of experience, to give you a comprehensive guide that explores every aspect of your garden, covering the absolute essentials that every gardener needs to know. A must-buy for all types of gardeners, from novice to expert.

Instead of leafing through countless magazines for decorating ideas, you can find all the inspiration and useful advice you'll ever need in one series.

Instead of leafing through countless magazines for decorating ideas, you can find all the inspiration and useful advice you'll ever need in one series.

Instead of leafing through countless magazines for decorating ideas, you can find all the inspiration and useful advice you'll ever need in one series.

Instead of leafing through countless magazines for decorating ideas, you can find all the inspiration and useful advice you'll ever need in one series.

Interior designers know that wallpaper, curtains and carpet are only the start of a successful scheme.

101 Ideas for Upstairs features page after page of looks for bedrooms and bathrooms - from cool modern to warm country with a touch of tradition and a little breathtaking colour thrown in for good measure.

101 Ideas for Downstairs is packed with decorating, furnishing, flooring and lighting inspiration for kitchens, dining rooms and living rooms.

Having fresh flowers in the house brings life and character to any room. But once you’ve got the pick of the blooms, how do you make sure they look their very best and last more than just a day or two?

The details in Decorating Details range from plumping up a pile of coordinating cushions to arranging a few cut flowers from the garden in a pretty jug - quick and easy ideas that will make a real difference to your rooms in less than an hour.

From clearing the clutter to cleaning the windows, level 1 of Ways to Make More Space includes simple, everyday ways to increase the feeling of space in your place.