Josef Müller Brockmann made Swiss Design synonymous with International Style by popularizing the most influential tool in modern design history: the Grid.
We live in an inescapable world of self-improvement: Even if you write a book against it, you still end up writing a self-help book. On Svend Brinkmann’s Stand Firm: Resisting the Self-Improvement Craze.
How to break free of expectations and rediscover a contemporary art of travelling.
In San Giovanni a Piro, in Italy, this is the day of the sheep shearing, and it begins with a dip in the sea. For the sheep.
Inspired by Alvin Straight, star of David Lynch’s The Straight Story, Yann Gross set out on a three-month trip through the Rhône Valley.
What’s the big deal about stacking up a few stones?
No matter how they did it exactly, the abstract painter and ambitious architect were exactly what they wanted to be: the dream designer duo of the 20th century.
In Japan, a group of apes learned to break open a fruit using a stone. At almost the same time, other groups in Congo began exhibiting the same behavior.
Cheesemakers have known since forever that many factors act together to transform a few types of milk into a vast variety of cheese. But what about sound?
You are many. Visit the Prodir DNA Store and design the pen to express your many yours.
Soft fascination is the term coined by Rachel and Steven Kaplan to describe the delightful effect that a walk in nature has on our brains.
Ikea’s blue shopping bag may have become a fashion accessory overnight, but it’s been working its way up to fame for a couple of decades.