Quiet Spaces Book

Quiet Spaces is a beautifully understated study of interiors that invite calm and contemplation. At its heart is the work of London architect William Smalley, shown alongside the spaces—both near and far—that have shaped his quiet, refined approach to living.

From Smalley’s own apartment in Bloomsbury to homes in the UK, France, and New York, the book explores spaces where stillness is the central design principle. With photographs by Harry Crowder that quietly capture the spirit of each setting, and a foreword by Edmund de Waal reflecting on how buildings hold meaning in subtle, personal ways, Quiet Spaces is a thoughtful companion for those drawn to interiors that soothe and inspire.

Description:

• Country Of Origin: United Kingdom 
• Publisher: Thames and Hudson
• Author: William Smalley 
• Hardcover, 256 Pages

Dimensions:

• 9.9"L x 12.9"W x 1.2"H