Domino: The Book of Decorating: A room-by-room guide to creating a home that makes you happy

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Domino: The Book of Decorating follows a straightforward, room-by-room chapter structure featuring a run of lusciously photographed, beautiful interiors forming the centrepiece of each chapter. Large double-page images punctuate more densely packed spreads; richly composed full rooms alternate with sensuous details. This sequence of spreads puts the reader inside real, finished rooms from the Domino universe, each annotated to translate how its distinctive beauty and sensibility has been achieved. For a new generation of homeowners and renters, Domino: The Book of Decorating promises to become the decor bible: a constant source of guidance, inspiration, and excitement.

During the year she launched domino, founding editor in chief Deborah Needleman was named one of the media industry's top 15 talents by Women's Wear Daily. She's since garnered many more awards for the magazine's out-of-the-gate success, along with tremendous acclaim for its fresh approach. Deborah's top-tier publishing experience began at the Washington Post, where she was photography editor for the Sunday magazine. In 1996, she was tapped by Conde Nast's House & Garden to become photo editor for its high-profile relaunch. Later she was made editor-at-large, covering garden design, landscape architecture, and interior design. Deborah's writing has appeared in Slate and the New York Times. As creative director of domino, Sara leads the magazine's esteemed art, style and photo teams, and is often quoted in the press as a style expert. Before joining domino's launch team, she was creative director for the test issue of the highly acclaimed Living Room, from Meredith Publishing. Sara's editorial career has also included stints at Martha Stewart, Glamour and Metropolitan Home. Dara Caponigro has been with domino since its launch overseeing the magazine's style editors, directing and styling interior shoots and writing the popular monthly column "Ask Dara." In 2005, Dara spearheaded "The domino Design Project," galvanizing industry stars to create beautifully decorated homes for 40 New York families in need. Before coming to domino, Dara directed the decorating departments at Elle Decor and House Beautiful.

"The new decor bible for how we live today." -- Albert Hadley