There are plenty of small changes you can make to your living spaces that would surely turn heads—these include adding those finishing touches like sculptures, antique rugs, and ornate pictures frames. But a very important piece of decoration that tends to catch most peoples’ eyes is the books you place on your coffee table.

Books for coffee tables are typically known to be slightly larger than novels. They are an excellent source of self-expression, as they could reveal topics of your interest. Kind of like a get-to-know-me through books. You could even place encyclopedias about all the different kinds of wine in the world or even dinosaurs.

Here are some books that we think would look great on your coffee table.

1. Hand Dryers

This book is proof that in the right hands, even the most random of things can be turned into art. “Hand Dryers” is a photographic collection of - you guessed it - hand dryers. The book is based on the well-known Instagram page of the same name that is owned by Samuel Ryde. It features beautiful photographs of bathroom hand dryers all over the world, setting forth their unique handy designs and their capability to amplify the surroundings.

Yahoo Movies Canada | Get ready to see some really strange-looking hand dryers

2. Accidentally Wes Anderson

Wes Anderson is a filmmaker well known for his dedication to storybook ideas and symmetry. “Accidentally Wes Andeson” is a book that tells several stories about over 200 of the most interesting and gorgeous places in the world, starting off with a personal travel bucket list. Wes Anderson himself has said that he thinks this book is perfect for the filmmaker’s distinctive aesthetic fans, as well as modern travelers.

Halcyon Realms | The book that’s going to help you explore the best places on the globe

3. Great Women Artists

Great Women Artists is a fully and voluminously illustrated book talking about all of the female artists that have been overlooked in the past. It highlights all those amazing women that are finally getting their well-deserved recognition in art markets, galleries, and museums. This book celebrates over 400 women artists from more than 50 states, whose careers span the past five centuries.

Phaidon | Read about the most ignored and inspiring women in the world

With these books sitting on your coffee table, you haven’t got much else to worry about. All your guests will be too busy admiring your books of choice to notice any other minimal detail of your home.