Acclaimed photographer Nicole England has released a new coffee table book, ART IN RESIDENCE, which explores how architectural design and personal art collections intersect to create extraordinary living spaces. The publication features 22 homes from around the world, including projects by Creo Design Collective, Inc. and P&T Interiors LLC.
The book goes beyond traditional architectural photography by presenting homes as narrative spaces that reflect creativity, cultural identity, and personal expression. From industrial studios to coastal retreats, each featured residence demonstrates how design and art can transform living environments into deeply meaningful experiences.
Keith Buckley of Creo Design Collective and Pol Theis of P&T Interiors are among the design professionals highlighted in the volume. Their inclusion underscores the book's emphasis on collaborative, innovative design approaches that prioritize storytelling and individual aesthetic vision.
England's work captures these spaces through an intimate lens, complementing visual documentation with personal interviews that provide insight into the homeowners' relationships with their environments. The book represents a significant contribution to architectural and design literature, offering readers a nuanced exploration of how living spaces can transcend mere functionality.
The publication serves as a testament to the evolving nature of residential design, where architecture, interior design, and personal art collections converge to create unique, expressive living environments.
