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The ultimate coffee-table book! Lavish new tome presents the world’s most ‘unique’ coffee shops and cafés, from Los Angeles to Melbourne via London

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It’s surely the ultimate coffee-table book.

Café Cool: Feel-good Inspiring Designs, by Robert Schneider and published by Images Publishing, showcases 39 cafés and coffee shops around the world with lavish photography, accompanied by fascinating descriptive insights.

It’s the third book in a series by Schneider on coffee shops and cafés and features’ uniquely different’ and ‘authentic’ spaces.

This curated selection, the author says, ‘shares a focus on modern contemporary designs with attention to detail, diverse materials and the unique

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Putt-erly incredible! The world’s most jaw-dropping golf courses revealed in new coffee-table book

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You won’t fore-get these epic golf courses anytime soon.

The beautifully illustrated new coffee table book 150 Golf Courses You Need to Visit Before You Die, written by Stefanie Waldek and published by Lannoo, pools together the ‘most beautiful golf courses in the world’. 

An Argentinian course that looks like J.R.R Tolkien’s Middle-earth, a nine-hole course that lies alongside Egypt’s Great Pyramid of Giza, and 18 holes in Texas that transport you ‘back to the days of the Wild West’

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Fascinating new coffee-table book reveals the world’s eeriest abandoned islands

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Take a globetrotting tour of some of the world’s most fascinating abandoned islands courtesy of this new coffee-table book.   

Abandoned Islands by Claudia Martin, published by Amber Books, is a lavishly illustrated compendium of ‘some of the world’s eeriest places… a brilliant pictorial exploration of lost worlds’.

The book is packed with photographs of 180 abandoned places, taking the reader on a spellbinding tour of deserted outcrops scattered across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Americas, Asia and the Pacific.

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Cabin fever: Lavish new coffee-table book presents the most beautiful hideaways in Canada

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Horror films have given remote cabins a bad rep, as a beautiful new coffee-table book highlights.

Northern Hideaways, Canadian Cottages and Cabins, published by The Images Publishing Group, shows that cabins aren’t always creepy – they can be breathtakingly enticing.

The tome, the publisher explains, is a ‘carefully curated selection… of stunning contemporary retreats by Canadian design firms set amid the beautiful Canadian landscape’.

The publisher continues: ‘It’s long been a Canadian tradition to “head to the cottage” for

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