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Dear AD PRO Community,

As winter here in the Northeast drags on, I find myself thinking of spring, looking forward to the warmer weather and getting to go outside more. In our world, one sure sign of the change in seasons is the release of spring design books and AD PRO has combed through the publishers’ catalogs and picked out 15 inspiring volumes you can order (or pre-order) now.

They include monographs by AD100 designers like India Mahdavi, Beata Heuman, and Corey Damen Jenkins, as well as deep dives into the histories of innovative rug makers and purveyors Fort Street Studio and legendary California ceramicist Edith Heath. Speaking of ceramics, beloved potter—and lampmaker to the AD100—Christopher Spitzmiller has chronicled a year in the life of his farm in Upstate New York. And Justina Blakeney is releasing a how-to guide focused on helping readers explore their own personal style.

With snow still on the ground, I’m absolutely ready to devour Charlotte Moss’s latest offering, Charlotte Moss Flowers. She truly has a green thumb and a flair for creating gorgeous arrangements. The photos are stunning.

Indeed, all of these books are sure to offer tons of inspiration.

Until next week!

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