Home

HOME is a delight. A restorative, joyful and genuinely handy book written by a curious, witty, magpie. Knight is a chronicler of stuff, a modern William Morris, who insists that things can be beautiful and useful and what's more, they don't need to cost the earth. Buy for the bedside, one for beside the loo, and ten to give to friends * Pandora Sykes *
Quintessentially indispensable … brimming with generosity and love of life. I want to share this book with everyone I love and those I don’t … in the conviction that Home will make them NICER by association * Juliet Nicholson, author of The Book of Revelations *
India's voice is one of irrepressible joy, guiding you through making your home a reflection of yourself - a testament to your own personality, rather than what’s ‘in’ on social media ... a must-buy for anyone looking to bring more joy into their homes * Rukmini Iyer, author of The Roasting Tin *
I would follow India Knight anywhere, both in and out of the home and anywhere else for that matter. Her writing is funny, informative, pertinent, and just very necessary * Lucinda Chambers *
No matter what the topic, India writes so beautifully and with such good humor and grace — I feel like I’m sitting in the kitchen having coffee and chatting with an old friend * Jolene Handy, author of Time Travel Kitchen, praise for Home (Substack) *
A rattle bag of lifestyle content, always interesting, and I love the writing * Laura Calder, praise for Home (Substack) *
I can't get by without my weekly dose of 'HOME'. India's writing is so warm and engaging that it feels like you're amongst a group of friends * Jo Thompson, author of The Gardening Mind, praise for Home (Substack) *
One of the cosiest, funniest, loveliest things I’ve read for a while. India has decades of knowledge and experience and Home is just so WISE * Emma Gannon *
So much wisdom and practical advice, you’ll need lots of bookmarks. I love it * Caroline Eden *
I’m torn between wanting to dive in and devour every page and holding back because I feel I should read it with a notebook and pen beside me * Kate Watson-Smyth *