A B O O K B Y B R O C K A B E L

RECLAIMING HOME

C R E A T I N G A H O M E T H A T C O U L D

O N L Y B E Y O U R S


What the Book is About


Your home should tell your story, not someone else's.

In Reclaiming Home, interior designer Brock Abel challenges the idea that beautiful interiors require enormous budgets, expensive furnishings, or strict adherence to the latest design trends. Drawing on his own experiences and approach to residential design, he offers a more personal, approachable way to think about the spaces we inhabit.

Part design guide and part invitation to rethink what makes a home beautiful, Reclaiming Home explores the fundamentals of interior design, from lighting, layout, and proportion to mixing styles, choosing meaningful objects, and developing a space over time. Along the way, Brock shares practical advice, personal experiences, and the reasoning behind design decisions that help a room feel cohesive without sacrificing its character.

Above all, the book encourages readers to trust their instincts, embrace the things they love, and let go of the pressure to create a picture-perfect home.

Because the most beautiful home you can create is one that could only belong to you.

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“Don’t erase the people who live there in pursuit of a beautiful home. Go head: do their weird thing, mix styles, keep the heirloom.”

- B R O C K A B E L

A Few Words from the Book


“Instead of asking, What style am I? I want you to ask a different question: What am I consistently drawn to? That question is much more interesting.”

-Chapter 2

“… That rug was an early lesson in something I would understand much better later: a collected home can contain contrast, but the pieces still need relationships. That is where a little structure helps.”

-Chapter 3

“…So, I gave him his own little upholstered bench there, styled with a blanket and pillows. From a purely decorative standpoint, the room did not require a tiny dog sofa. Our household did.”

-Chapter 13