Home Home Decor Ideas Here’s How I Score Brand-New Coffee Table Books For Less And you can too. By Sarah Lyon Sarah Lyon Sarah Lyon is a freelance writer, sometimes stylist, and home decor enthusiast originally from the Washington, D.C. area. She can't resist vintage pieces or finding a good deal and shares all of her latest home updates on her Instagram account, @sarahlyon9. In her spare time, you can find Sarah visiting a flea market, thrift store, or new restaurant in New York City. Southern Living's editorial guidelines Published on April 26, 2024 In This Article View All In This Article Where You Can Buy Coffee Table Books For Less Our Picks Close Photo: Kyle J. Caldwell, Courtesy of Sarah Lyon It’s safe to say that I’m a coffee table book fanatic. My living room shelves are filled to the brim with design books of all kinds, and many other favorite titles are scattered through the rest of my apartment. I always love flipping through these books for inspiration. After all, there’s something extra special about a physical page, particularly in the age of Pinterest boards and Instagram folders.When I’m not looking at the pages, though, I love to admire all of these books’ beautiful spines and greatly appreciate the color they add to my home. Say what you want, but coffee table books are styling tools in their own right! 14 Elevated Design Trends That Cost Less Than $100 Where You Can Buy Coffee Table Books For Less Many people ask me just how I’ve managed to accumulate so many coffee table books, knowing that titles generally cost a pretty penny. While I’ve definitely built my collection over a large span of years, I do have one little known resource that I love to draw on time and time again—are you ready for it? My secret is that T.J. Maxx, Marshall’s, HomeGoods, and HomeSense are absolute goldmines when it comes to shopping for coffee table books! Scroll through the T.J. Maxx or Marshalls website and you’ll be greeted with all sorts of amazing design books and coffee table classics (like the Tom Ford books, for example) at discounted prices. Like all other products from TJX brands, these books are still brand new—they’re just being sold for much less, which is a total win-win! Change your mind about a book once it arrives? Simply mail it back or return it at your local store. I haven’t had as much luck buying books at the brick and mortar T.J. Maxx and Marshalls stores, but I have scored big while strolling through the aisles of HomeGoods and HomeSense, neither of which offer e-commerce. Keeping my eyes peeled for books makes those standard HomeGoods runs even more appealing; I never know what I’ll see on the shelves. I’ve found that new titles make their way to these stores pretty quickly, so I don’t have to wait long once a book is published to scoop it up for less. Our Picks Ready to join in on the fun? Shop a few of our favorite must-have coffee table books that are currently available online below and get started building your own collection. T.J, Maxx Palm Beach Chic: $49.99, compare at $69 Arranging Things: $24.99, compare at $32 Gray Malin The Essential Collection Book: $29.99, compare at $40 Ralph Lauren In His Own Fashion: $34.99, compare at $47 Laduree Macarons: $24.99, compare at $37 Entertaining Life: $39.99, compare at 60 Hermes Heavenly Days: $24.99, compare at $33 How To Choose The Right Coffee Table Size And Shape, According To A Designer Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit