Can’t get enough of Fixer Upper star Joanna Gaines’ gorgeous farmhouse-chic style? Well, here’s something to go ahead and get excited about — the Waco home maven just revealed she is currently in the process of putting together a design book.
Although not a total shocker (fans figured this was coming at some point), the timing of the news does come as a bit of a surprise. Lately, Chip and Joanna Gaines have been largely focused on promoting Chip’s upcoming memoir, Capital Gaines: Smart Things I Learned Doing Stupid Stuff.
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Perhaps Joanna was giving Chip the space to get his book completed and through the bulk of the promotional appearances before dropping the news of her own sure-to-be hotly anticipated tome. The Fixer Upper host seemed to suggest she couldn’t wait to share the news of the book, which was a long time coming.
In an Instagram post, Joanna shared a sneak peek into the book, saying, “Day 1 of shooting images for my design book! I got so giddy when we captured the first few photos. We have been preparing for this book for so long, and I’m excited to finally see it take shape.”
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Joanna went on to explain that the book will be a “deep dive into all things home and design with lots of pretty details.” She also posted a short video of herself trying to arrange a plant to get the perfect shot.
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Naturally, fans know all of Joanna’s hard work will pay off in the most aesthetically pleasing ways. Predictably pumped, they flooded Joanna’s Insta with words of encouragement and excitement.
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“Looking forward to the new book. [You] have a fabulous gift. Thank you for sharing it,” one fan wrote.
“Everything you touch turns to gold,” another astutely noted.
And yet another asked the question currently on all our minds: “Can you pre-order your new book?”
Here’s looking forward to a future filled with lots of shiplap, open shelving and farm sinks.
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