Egyptian Places: An Illustrated Travelogue is a rich and multi-faceted account of an architect’s visits to 12 of Ancient Egypt’s most spectacular sites.
An award-winning journalist’s eco-adventures across the globe with his three traveling companions: his fiancée, his OCD, and his chronic anxiety—a hilarious, wild jaunt that will inspire travelers, environmentalists, and anyone with mental illness.
Personal and private outdoor space is becoming ever-more elusive as urban areas become more crowded due to population growth and increasing development.
These days, the architect and designer are both tasked with the challenge of designing the 'perfect' new home, be it traditional or modern in style, and everything in between.
Covering the waterways of all seven continents and famous destinations as well as more offbeat ideas, Amazing Boat Journeys really does offer something for every traveler.
The Art of Looking Up surveys 40 spectacular ceilings around the globe that have been graced by the brushes of great artists including Michelangelo, Marc Chagall and Cy Twombly.
Aspen-area author and photographer, Margaret Wilson Reckling has published a book, Woody Creek: Views from a Homestead, where she brilliantly captures Woody Creek Canyon’s intimate allure and panoramic vistas through her photographic study and written words.
Pack up the car and enjoy thirty gorgeous drives through the soaring mountains, broad valleys, and endless plains of Colorado.
Imagine visiting an exciting new country not as a traveler or tourist, but as the U.S. Ambassador’s wife.
Micronesia, Hawaii, Polynesia, Bora Bora, Seychelles, Maldives, Australia - where does the mind go when imagining such places?
The first-ever guide to the most ostentatious and over-the-top homes in rock ’n’ roll history.
In celebration of its 15th anniversary, Mr & Mrs Smith, the travel club for hotel lovers, is returning to its publishing roots with the publication of MR & MRS SMITH PRESENTS THE WORLD’S SEXIEST BEDROOMS (Thames & Hudson, November 13, 2018).
Some of the world’s best literature exists in the form of travel memoirs. Bill Bryson’s A Walk in the Woods, Jamie Zeppa’s Beyond the Sky and the Earth, and John Higham’s 360 Degrees Longitude are all examples of critically acclaimed and universally loved travel memoirs.
Carrie and John Morgridge, two professionals in their 50s, made a choice that some might call crazy: they pulled out of their busy lives for two months and tackled what is called the most challenging bike route in North America.
Tracey Carisch thought she had it all. As a wife, mother, and successful executive, she seemed to be living the modern American dream.
