The Unimportance of Form and Other Arguments
Apartamento
Paper, Made in Spain
L210 X W140mm, 184 pages
$48.00
The Unimportance of Form and Other Arguments collects the early writings of Jasper Morrison from 1984–2002, gathered and edited by industrial designer Sina Sohrab. Published together for the first time, the book traces the development of Morrison’s ideas around usefulness, restraint, and the quiet value of ordinary objects. Across 31 texts — including manifestos, essays, reflections, and his 1985 RCA thesis — it offers rare insight into the thinking behind one of design’s most influential figures. Thoughtful, sharp, and often understated, this collection is essential reading for those interested in industrial design and everyday utility.
About Jasper Morrison
Jasper Morrison is a British industrial designer known for his understated approach to everyday objects, furniture, and homewares. His work focuses on simplicity, function, and timeless utility.
Jasper Morrison is a British industrial designer known for his understated approach to everyday objects, furniture, and homewares. His work focuses on simplicity, function, and timeless utility.
