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Dezeen lookbook features eight homes with bookmaxxed interiors

architecture-design · 2026-06-27

Dezeen's latest lookbook explores the trend of 'bookmaxxing'—displaying books as decorative elements—in eight homes across Europe and Japan. Featured projects include a sailor's house in Mataró, Spain, by Raúl Sánchez; an Athens penthouse by Local Local; Heion House in London by Studio Hagen Hall; a Frankfurt penthouse by Holzrausch; Farleigh Road House in London by Paolo Cossu Architects; House in Nakano, Tokyo, by HOAA; a Rome penthouse by Serena Mignatti for Thom Yorke; and a Mayfair mews house in London by Child Studio. The lookbook highlights how books add color, warmth, and personality to interiors, from historic homes to modern penthouses.

Key facts

  • Dezeen published a lookbook on June 27, 2026, featuring eight homes with bookmaxxed interiors.
  • Bookmaxxing is a trend of showcasing books in various ways to enhance interior design.
  • Projects span Spain, Greece, UK, Germany, Japan, and Italy.
  • Sailor's House in Mataró, Spain, by Raúl Sánchez, dates to 1865 and includes a Carlo Scarpa table.
  • Athens penthouse by Local Local uses locally inspired materials in Plaka.
  • Heion House in London by Studio Hagen Hall blends Japanese and modernist design.
  • Frankfurt penthouse by Holzrausch features a bookshelf next to a roof terrace.
  • Farleigh Road House by Paolo Cossu Architects integrates bookshelves into an oak staircase.
  • House in Nakano, Tokyo, by HOAA has a looping metal terrace and timber shelves.
  • Rome penthouse by Serena Mignatti for Thom Yorke and Dajana Roncione uses wabi-sabi aesthetics.
  • Mayfair mews house by Child Studio includes a lounge inspired by Yves Saint Laurent's Paris salon.

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Dezeen
  • Local Local
  • Studio Hagen Hall
  • Holzrausch
  • Paolo Cossu Architects
  • HOAA
  • Serena Mignatti
  • Child Studio

Locations

  • Mataró
  • Spain
  • Athens
  • Greece
  • Plaka
  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Islington
  • Frankfurt
  • Germany
  • Tokyo
  • Japan
  • Nakano
  • Rome
  • Italy
  • Mayfair
  • Paris

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