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"Fall's Top Design Books\nMake room on your bedside table for these new releases by some of the world's most-celebrated decorators\nCelerie Kemble celebrates the classic combination in her latest book, featuring her own work and that of her peers, including Miles Redd, Bunny Williams, and Delphine Krakoff. The designer also gives expert advice on everything from paints and surfaces to making a floor plan and keeping whites pristine.\n\nAvailable in November, Clarkson Potter, $50; randomhouse.com\nWhether they are building a 19th-century-style Moorish pavilion from the ground up or restoring a palazzo in Milan, Laura Sartori Rimini and Roberto Peregalli of Studio Peregalli use an exacting attention to detail and history to create interiors that look beautifully timeworn. (Their skill echoes lessons learned from their mentor, the late Renzo Mongiardino.) Elegant rooms\u2014decorated in a staggering range of styles and periods\u2014are paired with drawings and models in this comprehensive look at the firm's work.\n\nAvailable in October, Rizzoli, $75; amazon.com\nThe daring fashion stylist turned A-list designer shows off the bold homes she's created for numerous clients and her own family. Sophisticated patterns, exuberant colors, and whimsical touches abound, especially in Brandolini's Manhattan townhouse, pictured as it has evolved over the years. (Readers craving the look in their own homes can purchase items from her personal collection, as well as her furniture pieces, at an auction honoring the decorator in October at Phillips de Pury &amp;amp; Co.)\n\nAvailable in October, Rizzoli, $65; amazon.com\nKleinberg shares the wisdom he's gathered during his many years in the design industry, which include 16 spent at the esteemed firm Parish-Hadley Associates. More than 20 projects are examined here, all displaying his sophisticated mix of classic and modern, resulting in traditional decor for the 21st century.\n\nAvailable in September, The Monacelli Press, $60; randomhouse.com\nObama White House designer Michael S. Smith tackles kitchens and baths, two of the most challenging rooms in the home\u2014combining inspiring images of Smith's projects from around the world with his practical insights. A resources section gives recommendations for everything from appliances to wall coverings.\n\nAvailable in October, Rizzoli, $45; amazon.com\nThe Million Dollar Decorators costar showcases his signature exotic style. Peek inside the houses of Bullard's celebrity clients\u2014Cher, Elton John, Cheryl Tiegs, and Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne, among others\u2014and see his equally glamorous Hollywood Hills residence, whose earlier occupants included Rudolph Valentino and Gloria Swanson.\n\nAvailable in October, Rizzoli, $50; amazon.com\nPenny Drue Baird follows up her first book, Bringing Paris Home, with a look at the sleeker side of French style, as seen in ten recent designs. Pairing contemporary and modern furnishings with Art Deco pieces, Drue Baird defines French style for today\u2014luxurious and livable.\n\nAvailable in September, The Monacelli Press, $50; randomhouse.com\nJeffrey Bilhuber takes stock of a dozen recent projects in his third book. Looking back on his design choices, he focuses on the lives of the families who inhabit his commissions and their relationships with the spaces. Bilhuber lets the personalities of his clients shine through as he tells the stories of homes that are beautiful, intimate, and constantly evolving.\n\nAvailable in September, Rizzoli, $60; amazon.com\nThe former decorating editor mixes brilliant colors, exotic patterns, and handcrafted details in her cheerful, eclectic rooms. Writer Heather Smith MacIsaac details Ridder's creative process and inspirations, taking readers through spaces filled with surprising and original touches.\n\nAvailable in November, The Vendome Press, $50; amazon.com\nFor Suzanne Lovell, a well-designed room serves as a frame for the art it displays. In more than 12 featured projects, Lovell tailors her aesthetic to highlight her clients' collections, resulting in graceful, harmonious spaces that are enhanced with works by Kara Walker, Vik Muniz, and Henri Matisse, among others.\n\nAvailable in October, Stewart, Tabori &amp;amp; Chang, $60; abramsbooks.com"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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