Product Description

Rita's Tips for Domestic Bliss distills the essence from Domestic Bliss, Rita Konig's essential manual for living in style. 'Rita knows the secrets of good living and is prepared to share them' (Saturday Telegraph magazine) and this delightful little hardback is packed with Rita's hints and tips for better living. Including how to make the place you live into the haven you have always dreamt of, how to entertain house guests in style, and, of course, the perfect ways to spoil yourself, this is the ultimate present, or gift for yourself.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #373895 in Books
• Published on: 2003-11-06
• Original language: English
• Binding: Hardcover
• 196 pages

Review
'192 pages of practical ideas for living a fabulously frivolous life - without spending loads of money...this is one treat you deserve', Cosmopolitan .'If you're a wannabe domestic goddess-cum-fashionista, look no further than this abridged version of Rita's bestselling guide to lavish living.', Glamour .'a pocket-sized book that's bound to bring a smile', Ideal Home

Ideal Home
"a pocket sized book that's bound to bring a smile"

About the Author
After studying history and textile design, Rita worked as a journalist before joining Nina Campbell Limited as a director. Rita undertakes design commissions, writes the 'Rita Says' column for Vogue, a weekly column for the Saturday Telegraph, and appears frequently in national newspapers and magazines as a style consultant.

Customer Reviews

Fab!
I bought this book for my best friend who has recently moved into her first house. She loved the book and hasnt stopped talking about it. Rita has many simple yet really effective ideas. Very useful yet chic.

the biz!
This book is the Biz! I have the big version of this (the one in red which this one is condensed from). I have to admit, that this is far preferable to the larger version. All the tips are handy and relevant, i like Rita's style and the stuff she says makes a lot of sense! Perfect domestic bliss!!!!

Cute book
This is a cute book with some helpful ideas. Particularly good for college girls getting ready to move on their own. But if you want more pratical and realistic advisem, I would still go for a Martha Stewart book.