Twin Sisters, WWII, letters left in the attic of their London House, and letters that Caroline needed to find to see if a secret about her aunt held for many years was true. I was invested in Caroline and Mat's personal story as together they discovered more and more about Caroline's grandmother and aunt. This book will be a must have for anyone who loves snooping around beautiful homes, or looking for design inspiration.

His work reflects a lifelong love of art, influenced by his parents, both artists, and his previous career in graphic and interior design. Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. With row upon row of brick terraces, how do the capital's most stylish people make their homes stand out?

The book, however, is united through elegant writing and photography that creates a harmonious tone and no hierarchy between the various styles. I didn't need the rudderless heroine at a crossroads (check the box of typical, all too familiar characters), horribly grouchy dad dying of cancer (check), or the love interest who enters heroine's life at just the right moment (check). Caroline doesn’t believe it for a moment, and travels to London to find out what had really happened. And the plot is a sweeping saga filled with familial drama, introspection, love, loss, life, family, friendship, mystique, heartbreak, romance, secrets, hope, passion, sisterhood, as well as a little insight into some of the iconic fashion produced by the house of Schiaparelli over the years.

With photography by the world-famous and multi-award winning Fritz von der Schulenbur, this title brings these houses to life in all their grandeur, and text from historian and author James Stourton delves into the many fascinating stories hidden behind the walls of these homes. Mat opens up old painful wounds for Caroline junior’s family, Mat had no idea about Caroline’s tragic childhood, and her feelings towards Mat change and could they be more than friends?After getting nowhere with her father, Carolyn heads to the family's London House, where her mother is now living.