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With the new year underway, you may want to spruce up your living space with brand-new kitchen appliances, furniture or home décor . If decorative accent pieces are what you’re in the market for, then you won’t want to skip over the best coffee table books on Amazon. The retailer offers impressive options that can complement your home’s interior. What’s better is that these books, which feature inspiring photographs and illustrations, also make great reading material.
Below, we’ve rounded up the best coffee table books to add to your cart, including popular titles like Basquiat and The Ultimate Sneaker Book . Whether you stack them on top of one another or layer them with other decorative pieces, these books can make your tablescape pop.
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Ice Cold: A Hip-Hop Jewelry History
by Vikki Tobak
In Ice Cold , Tobak gives readers a close look at the jewelry worn by some of the biggest names in hip-hop spanning the ’80s to today.
Available at Amazon
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Basquiat
by Leonhard Emmerling
Saturated with captivating imagery, Emmerling’s Basquiat follows the life and career of the iconic artist.
Available at Amazon
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Supreme Models: Iconic Black Women Who Revolutionized Fashion
by Marcellas Reynolds
Reynolds’ book—an ode to Black fashion models—is full of gorgeous imagery that underscores their influence on fashion and pop culture.
Available at Amazon
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The Ultimate Sneaker Book
by Simon Wood
Wood’s The Ultimate Sneaker Book contains 650 pages of insider knowledge on all your favorite kicks.
Available at Amazon
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Palette: The Beauty Bible For Women Of Color
by Funmi Fetto
Fetto’s Palette takes the guesswork out of finding efficacious skincare, makeup and haircare products for women of color.
Available at Amazon
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Black Girls Rock!: Owning Our Magic. Rocking Our Truth.
by Beverly Bond
Bond’s Black Girls Rock! is a tribute to Black women and an emblem of their magic.
Available at Amazon
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Textures: The History And Art Of Black Hair
by Tameka Elliot
Through various lenses, Elliot examines the perception of Black hair in society.
Available at Amazon
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