Tommy & Dee Hilfiger’s New Book Brings Design Home with Timeless Style

Tommy and Dee Hilfiger open the doors to their Hilfiger Homes a journey across seven restored homes that blend fashion, family, and design into one creative narrative. Each residence showcases their evolving eye and tells a personal story of how life and style merge through time and space.

Their book, published as a curated guide, takes readers through a world of architecture, interiors, and creative vision spanning continents. From a villa in Mustique to a manor in Connecticut, a yacht in Saint-Tropez, and their home in Palm Beach, every space reflects the Hilfigers’ ability to weave design with emotion and memory.

The Coral House in Palm Beach stands as the centerpiece, originally designed in 1970 by John L. Volk. It took the Hilfigers three years to restore the Mediterranean-style estate, preserving original details while adding personal touches and unexpected art collaborations with top designers like Martyn Lawrence Bullard and Miranda Brooks.

Every room feels alive—guests gather, family laughs, and even a giraffe-shaped wicker bar becomes part of the playful moments. Through the lens of photographer Douglas Friedman, the grand architecture meets small personal objects, each piece holding the spirit of how the Hilfigers live, dress, and cook together.

With a foreword by Anna Wintour, this coffee-table memoir arriving September 16, 2025, celebrates showplaces that feel lived-in. It’s not just about interiors, but about a life restored, collected, and beautifully framed by pattern, texture, and art—the essence of Tommy & Dee Hilfiger’s shared world.