As we make the transition from patio life to settling back into our living rooms, it's time to bring the seasonal refresh to our décor. Before we hit the shops and deck out our dwellings with every cozy knit we see to ward off the inevitable cooler weather chills, it's important to regain style inspiration to keep our décor on point. I scoured the bookshelves of one of my go-to boutiques, The Cross Décor & Design, to round up my top five fall design reads that not only offer supreme inspiration, but also add stellar style to my coffee table while I'm working through them. Double win!

1. GYPSET LIVING by Julia Chaplin
Julia Chaplin, who coined the term “gypset” [an unconventional bohemian approach to life for the gypsy-jet-setter], takes her readers on a global style mission in this third book of her Gypset series. Sharing a collection of her favourite living spaces from around the world, Chaplin's book uses stunning photography and anecdotal personal stories to showcase the best homes, hotels and personal spaces of the bohemian artists, designers and free spirits that create the gypset.

2. THE SELBY IS IN YOUR PLACE by Todd Selby
Todd Selby’s collection of books first began as an online gallery of photos he shot in the homes of his friends; the demand by readers to see more – and to be featured – grew the website into a three book series on all things style as seen through Todd's lens. His first book, The Selby is In Your Place takes readers on a photographic journey into the homes and creative spaces of many influential authors, musicians, artists and designers.

3. STYLED by Emily Henderson
In this insightful and visually inviting book, HGTV star Emily Henderson breaks down different décor styles for readers, and room by room – piece by piece – showcases how to achieve a thoughtful design for each style. Readers are encouraged to diagnose their own personal taste through the book and learn to develop it with Henderson's pro tips to becoming design savvy for any décor.
4. NOMAD DELUXE by Herbert Ypma
Noted travel writer and photographer, Herbert Ypma, gained an international following for his multiple book series on architecture and hotel design, and now returns to further explore the most stunning remote yet remarkable places to stay globally. Nomad Deluxe offers Ypma's lavishly minimalist aesthetic as it tours his readers on an unexpected journey of luxurious travel style.

5. BOHEMIAN MODERN by Emily Henderson
Emily Henderson once again charms her readers with her approachable style and personality filled take on design. Bohemian Modern explores the look of the modern day boho-inspired home, breaking down its different interpretations (such as retro bohemian or urban boho) within different spaces. Henderson then identifies the elements that create the look, from macramé to houseplants, and shows her readers how to pair them with even the most modern decor to create a beautifully eclectic boho home.