Slanted 46: Cairo explores Egypt’s vibrant design scene through 224 pages of essays, photography, and interviews — a vivid portrait of a city where tradition and creativity intersect.

Slanted 46: Cairo

France: The Monocle Handbook explores the best of French design, food, and travel — from Paris to Provence — with Monocle’s signature insight and style.

France: The Monocle Handbook

Spain: The Monocle Handbook uncovers the best of Spanish culture, design, and travel — from vibrant cities to quiet coasts, all captured with Monocle’s signature insight and style.

Spain: The Monocle Handbook

The Monocle Book of Japan offers a vivid portrait of modern Japan — exploring its design, culture, and daily life through stunning photography and thoughtful storytelling.

The Monocle Book of Japan

Arranging Things by Leonard Koren explores visual arrangement through rhetoric, featuring principles illustrated by Nathalie Du Pasquier's art. A landmark text on design and aesthetics.

Arranging Things: A Rhetoric of Object Placement

Tokyo Style captures Tokyo's vibrant homes and lifestyles through Kyoichi Tsuzuki's timeless photography, revived in a refreshed edition with new writings and insights.

Tokyo Style, Kyoichi Tsuzuki

NASA's 1975 visual identity guidelines, designed by Richard Danne and Bruce Blackburn, were rescinded in 1992 but resurfaced online. Reprinted in 2015, it offers an exhaustive look at visual identity

NASA - Graphic Design Guide

Paul Rand's first corporate identity for IBM in 1956 evolved through the '70s and '80s, detailing logotypes, typography, and signage.

IBM - Graphic Design Guide From 1969 To 1987

Tools magazine, founded by Clémentine Berry, explores craft and design techniques annually. Its fourth issue focuses on "the cut," highlighting expertise across design, craft, and industry.

Tools #04: to Cut

Mascot explores the role of mascots in branding, showcasing creative designs and their impact on brand identity and audience connection, with insights from leading designers and studios.

Mascot: Mascots in Contemporary Graphic Design

Object-Oriented Identity explores how everyday objects shape our actions, selves, and culture, revealing the hidden power of possessions in a consumer-driven world.

Zsofia Kollar – Object-Oriented Identity: Cultural Belongings from our Recent Past

Portrait of a House features BV Doshi and Dayanita Singh, exploring his Kamala House through photos and conversations on light, movement, and a home's impact on life.

Portrait of a House: Conversations with BV Doshi