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Minimalist Design Monograph

CHF69.92

Product Overview This monograph delves into the world of minimalist design. It explores the influence of a renowned designer and how their approach has shaped modern design. Ideal for design enthusiasts and students, it offers insights into functional minimalism. Key Features Comprehensive Documentation: It includes archival materials like original presentations and correspondence. Reflective Design: The book's design mirrors the subject matter with precise typography and considered negative space. Relevant Analysis: It concludes with an in - depth analysis of design principles and their contemporary relevance. Specifications Attribute Details Title Default Title Format Hardback Dimensions 10 5/8 × 8 1/8" Pages 400 Illustrations 320 (including 45 previously unpublished photographs) Award D&AD Wood Pencil Design award recipient Perfect For Individuals interested in modern design, students of design courses, and those looking to understand the impact of minimalist design on everyday objects.

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Product Overview This monograph delves into the world of minimalist design. It explores the influence of a renowned designer and how their approach has shaped modern design. Ideal for design enthusiasts and students, it offers insights into functional minimalism. Key Features Comprehensive Documentation: It includes archival materials like original presentations and correspondence. Reflective Design: The book's design mirrors the subject matter with precise typography and considered negative space. Relevant Analysis: It concludes with an in - depth analysis of design principles and their contemporary relevance. Specifications Attribute Details Title Default Title Format Hardback Dimensions 10 5/8 × 8 1/8" Pages 400 Illustrations 320 (including 45 previously unpublished photographs) Award D&AD Wood Pencil Design award recipient Perfect For Individuals interested in modern design, students of design courses, and those looking to understand the impact of minimalist design on everyday objects.

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