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The stylist's genius is in making a space look inviting, personal, and unique. She often does this in just minutes, meaning that a small investment pays off with big rewards. Emily Henderson now draws the curtain on the interior stylist's secrets. This playful yet practical book features 1,000 highly visual, highly enviable, eminently doable ideas-more than any other decor book on the market. First up, Emily walks readers through her Stylist's Toolkit, which helps them discover their signature styles, talk like a stylist, and learn the styling process in 10 easy steps. Then, Emily takes us inside 25 homes, grouped into rooms and themes for the reader, revealing how to get your place ready for its close-up-and your long-term happiness-without it looking contrived. From HGTV Design Star winner, stylist extraordinaire, and designer Emily Henderson comes the ultimate guide to thinking like a stylist, with 1,000 design ideas for creating the most beautiful, personal, and livable rooms. The stylist's genius is in making a space look inviting, personal, and unique. She often does this in just minutes, meaning that a small investment pays off with big rewards. Emily Henderson now draws the curtain on the interior stylist's secrets. This playful yet practical book features 1,000 highly visual, highly enviable, eminently doable ideas-more than any other decor book on the market. First up, Emily walks readers through her Stylist's Toolkit, which helps them discover their signature styles, talk like a stylist, and learn the styling process in 10 easy steps. Then, Emily takes us inside 25 homes, grouped into rooms and themes for the reader, revealing how to get your place ready for its close-up-and your long-term happiness-without it looking contrived. With advice on mixing patterns, visually balancing a space, and scoring great deals on furniture and accents, this is an irresistible inspiration resource for the interior decor enthusiast, as well as anyone looking for help styling a home.

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-Styled is packed with practical advice for any design enthusiast, whether a space needs a few finishing touches or a complete overhaul.- -Architectural Digest -Interior designer Emily Henderson is a genius when it comes to styling. Her new book, Styled, is filled with tips for making rooms look beautiful and feel cozy.- -Joanna Goddard, Cup of Jo -Everyone's favorite design doyenne, HGTV's Emily Henderson shows you how to think like a stylist in your own home, offering tips on how to edit down your collection of stuff, arrange a perfect vignette, and find new uses for old things--all without breaking the bank. Start with her home style quiz, then get to work.- -Lonny -Styled takes rooms and vignettes that could seem hopelessly enigmatic and breaks them down, bit by bit, to give readers ideas and explanations and the tools to recreate or even just understand why something is placed the way it is and why it works. [Emily] is funny and informal, chatty and, perhaps most importantly, she is accessible. The lady's got a an eye.- -Justina Blakeney, author of The New Bohemians -Styled is full of inspiration and advice for getting that magazine-ready look in your own home.- -Apartment Therapy -Your personal stylist is in the building. The HGTV darling and blog queen dishes out 10 easy style steps to update your space into something smart and savvy but ultimately still you. And with 1,000 unique decorating ideas, your home will be ready for its close-up.- -USA Today -Styled will help you edit your home and find your inner stylist.- -Good Housekeeping -Henderson, HGTV Design Star winner, offers her tips for making the rooms in your home look like the ones in magazines. You can have all the right colors, furniture and organization, but without a few styling tips, it may still fall flat. First Henderson helps you figure out your style (are you seventies or traditional? Modern glam or bohemian?) then after hipping you to a few industry terms, she takes you through 10 easy steps to transform your rooms. A final room-by-room guide helps you find style secrets that work with each space.- -The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Styled will help you edit your home and find your inner stylist. - Good Housekeeping Styled is packed with practical advice for any design enthusiast, whether a space needs a few finishing touches or a complete overhaul. -Architectural Digest Interior designer Emily Henderson is a genius when it comes to styling. Her new book, Styled, is filled with tips for making rooms look beautiful and feel cozy. -Joanna Goddard, Cup of Jo Everyone's favorite design doyenne, HGTV's Emily Henderson shows you how to think like a stylist in your own home, offering tips on how to edit down your collection of stuff, arrange a perfect vignette, and find new uses for old things--all without breaking the bank. Start with her home style quiz, then get to work. -Lonny Styled takes rooms and vignettes that could seem hopelessly enigmatic and breaks them down, bit by bit, to give readers ideas and explanations and the tools to recreate or even just understand why something is placed the way it is and why it works. [Emily] is funny and informal, chatty and, perhaps most importantly, she is accessible. The lady's got a an eye. -Justina Blakeney, author of The New Bohemians Styled is full of inspiration and advice for getting that magazine-ready look in your own home. -Apartment Therapy Your personal stylist is in the building. The HGTV darling and blog queen dishes out 10 easy style steps to update your space into something smart and savvy but ultimately still you. And with 1,000 unique decorating ideas, your home will be ready for its close-up. -USA Today Styled will help you edit your home and find your inner stylist. -Good Housekeeping Henderson, HGTV Design Star winner, offers her tips for making the rooms in your home look like the ones in magazines. You can have all the right colors, furniture and organization, but without a few styling tips, it may still fall flat. First Henderson helps you figure out your style (are you seventies or traditional? Modern glam or bohemian?) then after hipping you to a few industry terms, she takes you through 10 easy steps to transform your rooms. A final room-by-room guide helps you find style secrets that work with each space. -The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Styledis packed with practical advice for any design enthusiast, whether a space needs a few finishing touches or a complete overhaul. -Architectural Digest Interior designerEmily Hendersonis a genius when it comes to styling. Her new book, Styled, is filled with tips for making rooms look beautiful and feel cozy. -Joanna Goddard, Cup of Jo Everyone's favorite design doyenne, HGTV's Emily Henderson shows you how to think like a stylist in your own home, offering tips on how to edit down your collection of stuff, arrange a perfectvignette, and find new uses for old things all without breaking the bank.Start with her home style quiz, then get to work. -Lonny Styledtakes rooms and vignettes that could seem hopelessly enigmatic and breaks them down, bit by bit, to give readers ideas and explanations and the tools to recreate or even justunderstandwhy something is placed the way it is and why it works.[Emily] is funny and informal, chatty and, perhaps most importantly, she is accessible. The lady s got a an eye. -Justina Blakeney, author of The New Bohemians Styledis full of inspiration and advice for getting that magazine-ready look in your own home. -Apartment Therapy Your personal stylist is in the building. The HGTV darling andblog queendishes out 10 easy style steps to update your space into something smart and savvy but ultimately stillyou. And with 1,000 unique decorating ideas, your home will be ready for its close-up. -USA Today Styledwill help you edit your home and find your inner stylist. -Good Housekeeping Henderson, HGTV Design Star winner, offers her tips for making the rooms in your home look like the ones in magazines. You can have all the right colors, furniture and organization, but without a few styling tips, it may still fall flat. First Henderson helps you figure out your style (are you seventies or traditional? Modern glam or bohemian?) then after hipping you to a few industry terms, she takes you through 10 easy steps to transform your rooms. A final room-by-room guide helps you find style secrets that work with each space. -The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Styled is packed with practical advice for any design enthusiast, whether a space needs a few finishing touches or a complete overhaul. - Architectural Digest Interior designerEmily Hendersonis a genius when it comes to styling. Her new book, Styled, is filled with tips for making rooms look beautiful and feel cozy. -Joanna Goddard, Cup of Jo Everyone's favorite design doyenne, HGTV's Emily Henderson shows you how to think like a stylist in your own home, offering tips on how to edit down your collection of stuff, arrange a perfectvignette, and find new uses for old things all without breaking the bank.Start with her home style quiz, then get to work. - Lonny Styled takes rooms and vignettes that could seem hopelessly enigmatic and breaks them down, bit by bit, to give readers ideas and explanations and the tools to recreate or even justunderstandwhy something is placed the way it is and why it works.[Emily] is funny and informal, chatty and, perhaps most importantly, she is accessible. The lady s got a an eye. -Justina Blakeney, author of The New Bohemians Styled is full of inspiration and advice for getting that magazine-ready look in your own home. - Apartment Therapy Your personal stylist is in the building. The HGTV darling andblog queendishes out 10 easy style steps to update your space into something smart and savvy but ultimately stillyou. And with 1,000 unique decorating ideas, your home will be ready for its close-up. - USA Today Styled will help you edit your home and find your inner stylist. - Good Housekeeping Henderson, HGTV Design Star winner, offers her tips for making the rooms in your home look like the ones in magazines. You can have all the right colors, furniture and organization, but without a few styling tips, it may still fall flat. First Henderson helps you figure out your style (are you seventies or traditional? Modern glam or bohemian?) then after hipping you to a few industry terms, she takes you through 10 easy steps to transform your rooms. A final room-by-room guide helps you find style secrets that work with each space. - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Styled is packed with practical advice for any design enthusiast, whether a space needs a few finishing touches or a complete overhaul. - Architectural Digest Interior designerEmily Hendersonis a genius when it comes to styling. Her new book, Styled, is filled with tips for making rooms look beautiful and feel cozy. -Joanna Goddard, Cup of Jo Everyone's favorite design doyenne, HGTV's Emily Henderson shows you how to think like a stylist in your own home, offering tips on how to edit down your collection of stuff, arrange a perfectvignette, and find new uses for old things all without breaking the bank.Start with her home style quiz, then get to work. - Lonny Styled takes rooms and vignettes that could seem hopelessly enigmatic and breaks them down, bit by bit, to give readers ideas and explanations and the tools to recreate or even justunderstandwhy something is placed the way it is and why it works.[Emily] is funny and informal, chatty and, perhaps most importantly, she is accessible. The lady s got a an eye. -Justina Blakeney, author of The New Bohemians Styled is full of inspiration and advice for getting that magazine-ready look in your own home. - Apartment Therapy Your personal stylist is in the building. The HGTV darling andblog queendishes out 10 easy style steps to update your space into something smart and savvy but ultimately stillyou. And with 1,000 unique decorating ideas, your home will be ready for its close-up. - USA Today Styled will help you edit your home and find your inner stylist. - Good Housekeeping Henderson, HGTV Design Star winner, offers her tips for making the rooms in your home look like the ones in magazines. You can have all the right colors, furniture and organization, but without a few styling tips, it may still fall flat. First Henderson helps you figure out your style (are you seventies or traditional? Modern glam or bohemian?) then after hipping you to a few industry terms, she takes you through 10 easy steps to transform your rooms. A final room-by-room guide helps you find style secrets that work with each space. - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Styled is packed with practical advice for any design enthusiast, whether a space needs a few finishing touches or a complete overhaul. -Architectural Digest Interior designer Emily Henderson is a genius when it comes to styling. Her new book, Styled, is filled with tips for making rooms look beautiful and feel cozy. -Joanna Goddard, Cup of Jo Everyone's favorite design doyenne, HGTV's Emily Henderson shows you how to think like a stylist in your own home, offering tips on how to edit down your collection of stuff, arrange a perfect vignette, and find new uses for old things--all without breaking the bank. Start with her home style quiz, then get to work. -Lonny Styled takes rooms and vignettes that could seem hopelessly enigmatic and breaks them down, bit by bit, to give readers ideas and explanations and the tools to recreate or even just understand why something is placed the way it is and why it works. [Emily] is funny and informal, chatty and, perhaps most importantly, she is accessible. The lady's got a an eye. -Justina Blakeney, author of The New Bohemians Styled is full of inspiration and advice for getting that magazine-ready look in your own home. -Apartment Therapy Your personal stylist is in the building. The HGTV darling and blog queen dishes out 10 easy style steps to update your space into something smart and savvy but ultimately still you. And with 1,000 unique decorating ideas, your home will be ready for its close-up. -USA Today Styled will help you edit your home and find your inner stylist. -Good Housekeeping Henderson, HGTV Design Star winner, offers her tips for making the rooms in your home look like the ones in magazines. You can have all the right colors, furniture and organization, but without a few styling tips, it may still fall flat. First Henderson helps you figure out your style (are you seventies or traditional? Modern glam or bohemian?) then after hipping you to a few industry terms, she takes you through 10 easy steps to transform your rooms. A final room-by-room guide helps you find style secrets that work with each space. -The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

<i>Styled</i>is packed with practical advice for any design enthusiast, whether a space needs a few finishing touches or a complete overhaul. -<i>Architectural Digest</i> Interior designerEmily Hendersonis a genius when it comes to styling. Her new book, <i>Styled</i>, is filled with tips for making rooms look beautiful and feel cozy. -Joanna Goddard, <i>Cup of Jo</i> Everyone's favorite design doyenne, HGTV's Emily Henderson shows you how to think like a stylist in your own home, offering tips on how to edit down your collection of stuff, arrange a perfectvignette, and find new uses for old things all without breaking the bank.Start with her home style quiz, then get to work. -<i>Lonny</i> <i>Styled</i>takes rooms and vignettes that could seem hopelessly enigmatic and breaks them down, bit by bit, to give readers ideas and explanations and the tools to recreate or even justunderstandwhy something is placed the way it is and why it works.[Emily] is funny and informal, chatty and, perhaps most importantly, she is accessible. The lady s got a an eye. -Justina Blakeney, author of <i>The New Bohemians</i> <i>Styled</i>is full of inspiration and advice for getting that magazine-ready look in your own home. -<i>Apartment Therapy</i> Your personal stylist is in the building. The HGTV darling andblog queendishes out 10 easy style steps to update your space into something smart and savvy but ultimately stillyou. And with 1,000 unique decorating ideas, your home will be ready for its close-up. -<i>USA Today</i> <i>Styled</i>will help you edit your home and find your inner stylist. -<i>Good Housekeeping</i> Henderson, HGTV Design Star winner, offers her tips for making the rooms in your home look like the ones in magazines. You can have all the right colors, furniture and organization, but without a few styling tips, it may still fall flat. First Henderson helps you figure out your style (are you seventies or traditional? Modern glam or bohemian?) then after hipping you to a few industry terms, she takes you through 10 easy steps to transform your rooms. A final room-by-room guide helps you find style secrets that work with each space. -<i>The Atlanta Journal-Constitution</i>

Styled will help you edit your home and find your inner stylist. - Good Housekeeping

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EMILY HENDERSON is the host of HGTV's Secrets from a Stylist as well as an interior designer, stylist, and blogger who gained fame after winning HGTV's Design Star in 2010. The owner of a design firm in Los Angeles, she has styled with some of the best interior and food photographers in the world, acts as a spokesperson for Target, and her work has been featured in Martha Stewart, Elle Decor, InStyle, domino, House Beautiful, Coastal Living, and Anthropologie. She is a contributing editor to the Huffington Post and Buzzfeed.

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