Title: No color photos, no advice, just an illustrated glossary
Review: I just bought a gorgeous hard-back color book on The New Cottage Home, and I'm in love with it. Great photography, lots of good information. It's dreamy, and I know I'll use it a lot as we plan our new home. It cost a little over $20. On the other hand, with that new home in mind I also bought this Pocket Decorator, and I was so disappointed with it. For about the same money, the Pocket Decorator is small and has only a few no-color illustrations of furniture pieces in it. It's a kind of illustrated glossary of furnishings. How can one publisher afford to give me so much for my money while another one gives me what amounts to a glossary for about the same money? I truly believe I was cheated by the Pocket Decorator, and now I understand why some amazon book buyers are angry about having purchased it.
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