Edward Hollis

About the Author

Edward Hollis is a distinguished architectural historian and writer whose work explores the intimate intersections of design, culture, and everyday life. With a background in architecture and academia, he has taught at prestigious institutions, blending scholarly insight with accessible prose to demystify the built environment. Hollis's writing delves into how spaces shape human experience, offering fresh perspectives on domesticity and heritage. His acclaimed book, How to Make a Home (7) (School of Life), reimagines the art of creating personal sanctuaries, drawing on historical examples and practical wisdom to inspire readers. Through his engaging narratives, Hollis encourages a deeper appreciation for the homes we inhabit and the stories they tell, making complex ideas relatable and thought-provoking for a wide audience.