WWD features Talking Heads: The Vent Portraits: "Hollywood Turns our for Matthew Rolston Book Party".

Essence features The Bald Mermaid: A Memoir in a 4-page spread with an excerpt from the book.

The Hollywood Reporter writes: "The actress -- and collector of Americana kitsch [Diane Keaton] -- volunteered to host a party for photographer/director Matthew Roston's "astonishing and spooky" new volume, [Talking Heads: The Vent Haven Portraits]."

Wall Street Journal online edition features Talking Heads: The Vent Haven Portraits: "[Matthew Rolston's] new book and series of prints employs his signature lighting techniques, but rather than shooting celebrities or movie stars for which he is known, Rolston looked to dummies."

Artspace interviews Maria Brito and notes the release of her "lavish new collecting guide" Out There: Design, Art, Travel, Design.

Büro 24/7 blog profiles Maria Brito and features spreads from Out There.

Elle Décor España features Out There and Maria Brito in a six-page spread with a great interview.

Time interviews Maria Brito and features Out There in their style section.

Guest of a Guest interviews lifestyle consultant and author Maria Brito and features Out There: Design, Art, Travel, Shopping.

Harper's Bazaar features Out There: "Brito's maxims are simple: "Love what you buy and live with color!"

Daily Mail features photographs from Talking Heads: The Vent Haven Portraits.

The New York Times notes the release of Out There in an article about Maria Brito's art consulting expertise.

Du Jour features Out There: "Out There follows [Maria's] travel-filled life and reveals how she became one of the most in-demand decorators today."

Vogue Mexico profiles Maria Gabriela Brito and features Out There.

Zip Magazine interviews John Tiffany and features Eleanor Lambert: Still Here.

CNN features Talking Heads: The Vent Haven Portraits:"...at the core of what [Matthew Rolston] does with celebrity photography is the human face. And [these ventriloquist dummies] were the most fascinating faces."

Rural Intelligence Blog interviews Carey Maloney and features the "lavishly illustrated" Stuff.

Oprah shows how Tino Zervudachi creates a luxurious and functional kitchen space as seen in Tino Zervudachi: A Portfolio.

Neenah Paper Blog says "Dialog": What Makes A Great Design Partnership "is testament to commitment, patience, respect and, most importantly, “trust and alignment of ambitions. This lavish four-pound, 272-page bound book of  tangible evidence codifies a 35-year journey."

ADWEEK interviews Ken Carbone on the making of “Dialog”: What Makes A Great Design Partnership.

Print Magazine includes "Dialog": What Makes A Great Design Partnership on their list of most "interesting and alluring" design books for the holiday book round-up.

Felt & Wire calls "Dialog": What Makes a Great Design Partnership "stunningly beautiful" and interviews Ken Carbone & Leslie Smolan.

Cincinnati Magazine interviews Matthew Rolston and features images from Talking Heads: The Vent Haven Portraits.

AD Germany features Eero Saarinen: Furniture For Everyman.

Palm Beach Daily News features Forever Green: "The book has roots that extend deep into the in-demand gardens [Mario Nievera's] firm has created for high-end clients in Palm Beach, New York, and elsewhere".

Time Magazine interviews Carey Maloney and showcases images from Stuff.

Stockland Martel Blog reviews Talking Heads: The Vent Haven Portraits with a video trailer and a slideshow.

House Beautiful includes Stuff, Outside the Box, and Tino Zervudachi: A Portfolio in their holiday book round-up.

Interview Magazine highlights Tino Zervudachi: A Portfolio.

Hunger TV features Talking Heads: The Vent Haven Portraits as it marks [Matthew's] first foray into the world of fine art...and is definitely a conversation starter."

Huffington Post features Talking Heads: The Vent Haven Portraits in their Arts & Culture section.

Eero Saarinen: Furniture For Everyman is # 1 on Van Alen's Best Architecture And Design Books of the season!

The Architect's Newspaper calls Eero Saarinen: Furniture For Everyman a "profusely illustrated volume" with "rich examples of Knoll's archives".

Homes & Antiques features Stuff in their "Must-read" interiors books section.

Adam Glassman, Creative Director of O Magazine features Talking Heads: The Vent Haven Portraits on "Best Presents" list.

Elle features Out There and highlights Maria Brito's keen sense of fashion and decorating with art.

Departures includes Tino Zervudachi: A Portfolio in their holiday book round-up.

Architectural Digest features Tino Zervudachi: A Portfolio as it showcases "some of the designer's best work".

The Wall Street Journal features Tino Zervudachi: A Portfolio. Writer, Sara Costello calls it "a collection of [Tino Zervudachi's] finest projects...that share a rare kind of chic, livable simplicity."

The Huffington Post calls Tino Zervudachi: A Portfolio "a delightfully diverse, stylish tome...[capturing] twenty-five years of Zervudachi's work".

Architectural Digest features Tino Zervudachi: A Portfolio on the "New Books from AD100 Designers and Architects" list to look out for.

Elle Decor features Eero Saarinen: Furniture for Everyman under the title "Designs For Living".

Modern Magazine features Eero Saarinen: Furniture For Everyman in a 4-page spread with photographs and an excerpt from the book.

World of Interiors features Tino Zervudachi: A Portfolio with a spread from the book: "This handsome book documents Tino's decoration of some 20 houses and apartments...he has much to teach any serious student of interior design."

Hamptons Cottages & Gardens shows photographs from Forever Green and interviews Mario Nievera.

Beverly Hills Courier recalls Talking Pictures as "one of the best collections [of photographs they’ve] ever seen."

The Midwest Book Review calls Outside the Box a "must" for any artistic interior design holding.

Remodelista celebrates Mediterranean week with Love, Laughter, and Lunch--calling it a "lovely literary hybrid".

Luxe Daily features Picture Perfect, which "chronicles the construction of a charming estate from conception to completion".

The Midwest Book Review deems Love, Laughter, and Lunch "more than just a simple cookbook, it is kind of window into the lives of her family and friends."

The East Hampton Star calls Love, Laughter, and Lunch a "lust, sensual adventure of a book" with an excerpt of a recipe.

Oprah shows how David Scott spruces up the powder room as seen in Outside the Box.

The Sacramento Bee puts Bomboozled on their summer reading list!

Cottages & Gardens highlights David Scott's Connecticut project with an excerpt from his newly released monograph, Outside the Box.

Hamptons Cottages & Gardens features Tino Zervudachi's Southampton project from his upcoming monograph, Tino Zervudachi: A Portfolio, in a 10-page piece with an excerpt from the book's introduction.

Architectural Digest Germany celebrates Frank Roop's love for color in The New Bespoke.

The New Bespoke was featured in a special Collector Issue of Architectural Digest France.

The New York Times notes the release of Outside the Box in conjunction with an article on David Scott's passion for decorative boxes.

The Relished Roost notes Outside the Box as a "must have for the design book collection"!

Traditional Home features Outside the Box, calling it a showcase of "an interior designer's innovative approach".

Eleanor Lambert is featured in O Magazine for spearheading the famed "Battle of Versailles" fashion show alongside Versailles curator Gerald van der Kemp in the 70's.

Outside the box is featured in Veranda Magazine and highlights it as a revelation of David Scott's "creative process from initial inspiration to completed interior".

Fashion Historia's blogger, Heather A. Vaughan, features Be Dazzled! and was "pleased to see" our title on Norman Hartnell.

Elle Italy praises Eleanor Lambert: Still Here for her influential mark in the history of American fashion through public relations and calls her "an inventor".

IEEE Technology and Society Magazine features Bomboozled and calls it an "unusual, important, and timely work of cultural history".

Gotham Magazine celebrates Eleanor Lambert: Still Here and looks back on her career.

Elle Decoration UK has featured Eleanor Lambert: Still Here in the Style Icon section of their April issue.

Contributing writer, Liz Smith of wowowow.com notes Talking Pictures as "...one of the best collections of the famous [she's] ever seen."

Veranda.com features two PLP books (out of four) -- Eleanor Lambert: Still Here and The New Bespoke -- in their 2012 Design Book Reviews slideshow.

The Library of Congress' blog features an article on Eleanor Lambert: Still Here, in conjunction with author John A. Tiffany's upcoming discussion of his book there on February 2nd.

House Beautiful features Eleanor Lambert: Still Here as one of their favorite new books in the February 2012 issue.

Eleanor Lambert: Still Here is one of Vigore Magazine's top 12 best gift ideas for the holidays.

Architectural Digest Mexico features The New Bespoke in their December issue book round-up.

Bomboozled by Susan Roy is on Docomomo's 2011 Holiday Book List.

The Palm Beach Daily News reports on Talking Pictures, calling author Ellen Graham's black-and-white portraits "riveting."

Connecticut Cottages & Gardens included Talking Pictures and House Home Heart in their collection of favorite design books of the season.

V and M Magazine included both The New Bespoke and Talking Pictures on their Ultimate Book Gift Guide.

Nest by Tamara, a NYC interior design blog, has called Eleanor Lambert: Still Here a must-have for holiday gift giving.

NY Spaces Magazine includes Eleanor Lambert: Still Here in their Special Issue as a new design object to look out for.

Eleanor Lambert: Still Here was featured in Style Bistro's "Fashion Forum": "Not only is this book an amazing lesson on the history of fashion in the 20th century, the images are absolutely stunning."

In an article on fashion books, fashion blog The Business of Fashion writes of Eleanor Lambert: Still Here: “A copy of this revealing book should be in every fashion office, from the editor’s to the CEO’s, and on the shelves of every fashion college library.”

The Wall Street Journal has featured an intriguing interview with Ellen Graham, author of Talking Pictures, as well as a flattering review of her book.

Talking Pictures was featured on the New York Times T Magazine's website with a slideshow of Ellen Graham's photographs, which "all possess a relaxed, natural look that many of her present-day counterparts struggle just to contrive."

It Diary, a Spanish fashion site, boasts of Eleanor Lambert: Still Here and includes several beautiful pictures from the book.

Kravet: Inspired News features the designs of Scott Sanders and his book, Picture Perfect: Designing the New American Family Home!

The Washington Post's Express Night Out interviews Frank Roop on how his former career in menswear has inspired his interior design sensibilities, as seen in The New Bespoke.

David Scott, our future author and an incredible interior designer, has been named one of the "Top 50 People You Need To Know In Metro New York Design" by Spaces magazine!

Talking Pictures is one of House & Garden: South Africa's "inspiring books for spring."

The House Beautiful editors have The New Bespoke on their wish list, naming it one of the season's most beautiful monographs.

The Huffington Post culture section features Ellen Graham's new book Talking Pictures with a slideshow of images from the book.

Blog Sartorial Life features Ellen Graham's new book Talking Pictures in their style section, writing that it "showcase[s] [her] talent for capturing rare and unguarded moments."

The Wall Street Journal's Ralph Gardner features Eleanor Lambert: Still Here in a fantastic article on Miss Lambert - U.S. fashion's first voice: "The book is almost as large (and only slightly less imposing) as the turban-wearing... grande dame herself."

Quadangles, University of Rhode Island's alumni magazine, features Susan Roy and her book Bomboozled, which "combines crisp prose with an eye-catching layout."

Arighi Bianchi & Co has featured Frank Roop's The New Bespoke in a blog post about design books that inspire a vintage look.

In Fashion Chicago has chosen John Tiffany's Eleanor Lambert: Still Here as their book of the month! Barbara Glass, the blog's author, calls it "A fascinating read about a fascinating woman."

Architectural Digest included House Home Heart in their "Fall's Best Architecture Books" slideshow: "Bernard Wharton offers a behind-the-scenes look at his firm’s design process."

The blog Studio Annetta has reviewed author Frank Roop's book, and they say, "The New Bespoke will not be like any other design book we've read...Roop features and celebrates the cottage industry of local artisans who craft his custom furniture that have become such a signature element of his interiors."

John Tiffany spoke with The Washington Post about his book Eleanor Lambert: Still Here. The article and interview are featured in the Lifestyle section.

The Daily has included John Tiffany's Eleanor Lambert: Still Here in its list of recent favorite titles on fashion, called "Fashionable Things To Read".

Author John Tiffany appeared on Chicago's WGN news station to discuss his book Eleanor Lambert: Still Here and the lessons he learned while working for the PR superstar.

The blog New York Social Diary posted an article on Eleanor Lambert on September 8th. It praises John Tiffany’s book, Eleanor Lambert: Still Here, and mentions its successful launch party, co-hosted by Swarovski.

Online magazine Fashion Wrap Up, recently featured our title Eleanor Lambert: Still Here. Their review says that, “It’s not easy to document the life of one of fashion’s most legendary voices, but author and fashion historian John Lambert is well-suited to the challenge.”

The fashion blog, Truth Plus, recommends author John Tiffany’s new book, Eleanor Lambert: Still Here. The blog’s author, Jessica Gold, describes seeing Tiffany’s finished book for the first time: “I couldn’t have been more impressed with its dazzling imagery and his finely-written prose. He had gone above and beyond paying homage to a fashion icon; he’d truly captured all that was fascinating about this powerful and influential woman.”

“Bomboozled,” our architectural title by author Susan Roy, was announced on docomomo.com in a recent E-news Brief.

The popular magazine Women’s Wear Daily reviewed author John Tiffany’s recent book signing in its Fashion Scoops section. The review discusses the successful launch party for Eleanor Lambert: Still Here.

The Pepperdine University Graphic recently featured a spotlight on John Tiffany, a Pepperdine alumnus and the author of Eleanor Lambert: Still Here.

The blog Habitually Chic has proclaimed John Tiffany’s new biography, Eleanor Lambert: Still Here a “Chic Read". The article includes a lengthy question and answer session as well as some beautiful pictures from the book itself.

Truth Plus has recently posted articles detailing the history of New York Fashion Week, which include comments and information from John Tiffany, the author of Eleanor Lambert: Still Here. Because Lambert had such an impressively long career, she, and John's book, are featured in many of them: The 1940's, The 1950's and 60's, and the 1970's and 80's.

Traditional Home features two Pointed Leaf Press titles in the "New+Next / Bookcase" section of their October issue, calling Eleanor Lambert: Still Here "a glamorous monograph" that "details important moments in fashion history," and The New Bespoke "a rare peek into the life of a world-class decorator."

The Boston Globe anticipates the launch of Frank Roop's book The New Bespoke at Neiman Marcus in Boston, noting Roop for his "elegant and playful rooms" and his unique, sartorial approach to interior design.

Charlotte Moss writes an article about John A. Tiffany's Eleanor Lambert: Still Here in the Off Duty Fashion section of the Wall Street Journal.

Eleanor Lambert: Still Here, and an image of a Halston design from the book, grace the front of Harper's Bazaar's September issue "Hot List."

An image of designers Simonetta and Fabiani from Eleanor Lambert: Still Here is featured in Town & Country's September "Style Spy."

W Magazine has included John A. Tiffany's Eleanor Lambert: Still Here in a collection of recommended books on fashion, which pay homage to the fashion authorities of both past and present, in their October issue.

The New Bespoke by Frank Roop was featured in the Editor's Picks section of the October 2011 issue of Boston Home Magazine, calling Roop "a rare talent" and the photographs by Eric Roth "stunning."

The blog Habitually Chic featured Ellen Graham's Talking Pictures as one of its Fall 2011 book picks, for it's "amazing photos and impeccable taste."

Greg Beato writes an article on Susan Roy's Bomboozled in the August/September issue of Reason Magazine: "the architecture writer Susan Roy draws on an illuminating and hilarious trove of government pamphlets, magazine pictorials, and advertisements..."

Marc Karimzadeh profiles John A. Tiffany and his new book Eleanor Lambert: Still Here in a fantastic article for Women's Wear Daily: "the book paints a picture of the evolution of American fashion in the 20th century — with eye candy in the form of pictures."

FashionMonitor.com announces the upcoming release of John A. Tiffany's Eleanor Lambert: Still Here, calling it a "behind-the-scenes account" with "access to a trove of archival materials that have never been published before."

Kim Cook of the The Associated Press writes an article on cold war fallout shelters as presented in Bomboozled, in which author Susan Roy has "uncovered a startling trove of information." The article was featured in such publications as The Washington Post, The Washington Times, ABC News, FederalNewsRadio.com, The Miami Herald, Greenwich Time, and more.

Reuters discusses Oprah's Summer Reading List, which includes Bomboozled, and calls it a "darkly funny study" that "pairs illustrations with commentary."

Maximum Tech features a slideshow of Cold War era consumer products and "technological marvels" from Bomboozled, where "Susan Roy [has curated] a fascinating (and creepy-scary) collection of Cold War ephemera."

Gizmodo discusses Susan Roy's thesis in Bomboozled.

Bomboozled is one (of only a few) of O, The Oprah Magazine's "Delicious Summer Reads," writing: "author Susan Roy pairs illustrations with incisive commentary..."

Metropolis Magazine's Martin C. Pedersen interviews Susan Roy about her new book, Bomboozled, and the prevalence of Cold War "security theater" today.

InStyle lists Pointed Leaf Press' Decorating is Fun as one of the "four all-time classic" must-have design books.

Architectural Digest France features Bomboozled in an article entitled "Bunker Paradise."

Design Observer excerpts a chapter from Bomboozled, entitled "Better Homes & Bunkers."

The Huffington Post reviews Bomboozled, interviewing author Susan Roy on this "colorful new history of nuclear war propaganda and shelter-design beginning in the 1940s."

Publisher's Weekly gave Susan Roy's Bomboozled a Starred Review in non-fiction, calling her approach to the subject matter "whimsical," and possessing "a rueful relevance."

Steve Heller of The Atlantic interviews Susan Roy on her new book Bomboozled, and "how architects, designers, and the governent taught Baby Boomers to stop worrying and love protective structures."

The New Yorker features Bomboozled in "The Talk of the Town," after writer Lizzie Widdicombe spotted Pointed Leaf Press' fallout-shelter display at the 2011 International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF).

Making Marks by Sue Timney is featured in House Beautiful's "Everywhere We Look: Black & White Stripes" page: "Hot in the '80s, Sue Timney is back with this inspiring look at her art and interiors."

Penelope Green of The New York Times Home section interviews Susan Roy on Bomboozled, calling the book "an enticing visual history of the fallout shelter," and Roy's voice a "piquant analysis of nuclear housekeeping."

The World Of Interiors reviews Pointed Leaf Press' Making Marks: Sue Timney and The Design of Timney-Fowler.

The editors of House Beautiful name Sherill Canet's A La Carte one of the season's best books: "Redefining the land of Gatsby. We love: Chapter 1. Her house, 20 years, at least 4 looks."

The World Of Interiors showcases the creative work of Diamond and Baratta's East Hampton home, as featured in Pointed Leaf Press' All-American.

In Hampton's Cottages & Garden's "Read This" section: "In this wonderfully personal, anecdote-filled account, New York City interior designer and Hamptonite Scott Sanders describes how he went from a kid scribbling pictures of fantasy interiors to a polished professional with an enviable client roster... from editor Suzanne Slesin's Pointed Leaf Press."

Departures features three Pointed Leaf Press publications in their "Required Reading" list - Italy of My Dreams, Decorating is Fun, and Ultramodern.

Matthew White's Italy of My Dreams was featured in Town & Country's Spring Bookshelf section.

Diamond and Baratta's spectacular country manor house is featured in a spread in Connecticut Cottages & Gardens, with photographs and material from Pointed Leaf Press' All-American.

All-American is featured as part of York Magazine's section on new design books to look out for, called "Market Sweep."

"Suzanne Slesin has edited another gorgeous tome - Class Act, by Jean H. Mathison and Peter Schifando (Pointed Leaf Press) about famous Hollywood interior decorator William Haines."

"In his new book Moko Jumbies: The Dancing Spirits of Trinidad (Pointed Leaf Press), German photojournalist Stefan Falke captures these winged, Carnival-day apparitions and chronicles the training and performances of passionate young Trinidadians as they maintain a tradition dating back to the mid 19th century."

Publisher Suzy Slesin shares her memories of step-grandmother Helena Rubinstein, and her prowess in beauty, art, fashion and design, as Suzy explores in her book "Over the Top."

O At Home features In The Pink as one of "The Most Inspiring Design Books of All Time."

"A... surprise package has just arrived: Ultramodern: Samuel Marx, Architect, Designer, Art Collector (Pointed Leaf Press), an insightful, profusely illustrated new book by the decorative arts dealer Liz O'Brien."

The New York Times Style Magazine writes about the genius of Kenneth Paul Block and his reign over the 1970's: "as an upcoming book, 'Drawing Fashion: The Art of Kenneth Paul Block' (Pointed Leaf Press), by Susan Mulcahy, makes clear, the '70s belonged to Block."

New York Magazine recognizes the emerging Dorothy Draper craze, and "In the Pink" as part of it!

An article in the design section of the LA Times Home explores the collaborative efforts between our authors Jean Mathison and Peter Schifando on William Haines, featuring images and material from "Class Act."

House Beautiful features The Complete Kagan in their "HB Shops" section.

The editors of House Beautiful review Houses in My Heart, recommending the book to "people who can't get enough pattern and color. Decorating 'voyeurs' who love the stories behind the rooms. P.S. The book design itself is dazzling."

"Discover more about the wonderful world of brushes in Brush by Daniel Rozensztroch and Shiri Slavin (Pointed Leaf Press). Packed with inspirational images of brushes old and new, it's sure to make you see bristles in a whole new light."