Nasozi played a key role in the design and development of her first illustrative book, The African Decor Edit (Abrams 2024), the most authoritative look at the contributions of African heritage objects to contemporary home decor. Working closely with Abrams' design team, she defined the look, feel, and overall visual language of the book. Central to the design was her desire for the featured work and artisans to not be overshadowed by the book design, and for the design to steer clear of visual tropes related to African art. She also worked closely with the team as they iterated and refined the concept that she laid out. 

The book comprises 256 pages, over 250 color illustrations, and covers 12 countries. Nasozi developed the book's interview methodology, picture shotlist for 27 location-specific photoshoots, and project managed additional inputs and creative partners across the world.