Tag: books

Some of you may have already read my review of A Dictionary of Color Combinations Vol. 1 here on WE AND THE COLOR. After...

Myquillyn Smith has a theory, and it's a good one. Empty rooms don't feel peaceful. They feel abandoned. In House Hushing: The Simple Method...

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...

I read Made by James: The Honest Guide to Creativity and Logo Design the way I test every design book on this site: cover...

Don Norman never wrote a single line about chatbots. He couldn't have. The Design of Everyday Things came out in 1988, decades before anyone...

Herman Miller: A Way of Living rewires how you think about furniture, business, and the quiet power of design conviction. Published by Phaidon Press...

Summer is the one season that actually gives you permission to read slowly. Not the frantic, bookmark-everything-and-come-back-to-it reading we do the rest of the...

Bree Groff opens her new book with a dare. She claims your job can feel genuinely fun, not just tolerable. I tested that claim...

Color has always been ungovernable. You can mix it, name it, and map it, yet it still slips through the fingers of language. That...

In the fifth episode of The Talk, WE AND THE COLOR’s official podcast, we delve into an essential reading list for architecture and interior...

I don’t know if you feel the same way, but I have a soft spot for beautiful buildings and stunning interiors. There's something magical...

Nimblicity by Nicholas Wright and Darren Briggs is quickly becoming a best-seller around the world. Available as Kindle and paperback editions, Nimblicity is a new book...