Tag: book review
Goodbye, Things by Fumio Sasaki Is a 55-Tip Toolkit for Owning...
Goodbye, Things by Fumio Sasaki makes a better argument with its photographs than with its prose. I mean that as praise and as a...
The Contemporary Japanese Posters Book by Giancarlo Calza Reveals the Art...
Contemporary Japanese Posters is a reference book dressed up as a coffee table book. Buy it for reference. Giancarlo Calza edited this Japanese graphic...
Glossary of Undisciplined Design Is a Pocket-Size Feminist Handbook With 55...
The Glossary of Undisciplined Design is the graphic design book I would hand to a student before any history survey. In fact, it teaches...
Josef Albers’ Interaction of Color, the 50th Anniversary Edition Book Review
I've had my copy of Josef Albers' Interaction of Color, the 50th Anniversary Edition, on my desk for quite a while now. Not on...
Yes, The Eames Houses Book From Phaidon Was Worth The Wait
Eight houses. Ten years. One design language that never once contradicted itself. That's the real story hiding inside The Eames Houses, the new Phaidon...
Herman Miller: A Way of Living—The Design Book Worth Every Page
Herman Miller: A Way of Living rewires how you think about furniture, business, and the quiet power of design conviction. Published by Phaidon Press...
How to Live with Objects Is the Interior Design Book That...
Most interior design books tell you what to buy. Monica Khemsurov and Jill Singer wrote one that asks a far better question: why does...
Nice to Meet You Again – Book Recommendation
Nice to Meet You Again, a great book from Victionary on outstanding business cards, greeting cards and invitations.
Our today's book recommendation comes from the...
Burn Your Portfolio – Michael Janda – Design Book Review
Burn Your Portfolio: Stuff they don't teach you in design school, but should, a book by Michael Janda.
Written with a great sense of humor...
