The newly launched studio’s debut project proves that the most useful thing a renovation app can be is the person who’s already been through it. For anyone who’s ever experienced the stress of renovating their… Read More »Uther Studio on making a home renovation app feel like a friend, not a filing system
In 1980, Los Angeles historian Jim Heimann—whose preservation and documentation of West Coast vernacular design has been a primary source of pop-culture artifacts—published his first thin volume about eccentric roadside architecture. That book, California Crazy,… Read More »The Daily Heller: Architecture That Says What it Does
Sarah J Coleman’s cover for the Wuthering Heights 200th anniversary edition Should you judge a book by its cover? Of course you should! We talk to a selection of amazing artists whose book jackets have… Read More »Meet five fantastic book cover illustrators
A charging buffalo, a somersaulting samurai cat and a ghostly flame-throwing organist walk into a living room. Funny, yes. But is the industry leaning on strangeness as a substitute for strategy… or has it simply… Read More »Advertising has become addicted to absurdist humour – but is that a bad thing?
For the first in a series of designer collaborations, Balmoral Defender tapped the Brooklyn agency to create something that feels more fashion editorial than car commercial… complete with a dual-logo system, edition numbering and a… Read More »‘Ruggedly refined’: How MLTI NYC turned a car collab into a fashion editorial
Kanal isn’t a traditional museum, and Base Design’s identity doesn’t treat it like one. The system spans visual, sonic and behavioural layers, all designed to flex as the institution grows. When Brussels’ former Citroën garage… Read More »Base Design builds a brand that breathes for Brussels’ vast new cultural centre, Kanal