Design Magazine Bundle 3
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Discover our Design Magazine Bundle 3 on loremnotipsum.com with at least 15% of price advantage compared to the separate editions (available while stock lasts). This bundle contains Sociotype Issue 3, Kinfolk Magazine Issue 51 and Backstage Talks Issue 8.
Sociotype Issue 3
Welcome to our third issue of Sociotype Journal, the specimen for anyone who likes to read while looking at type. Our theme this time round is Home. What makes a home? Or a home away from home? And how does power (or the lack of it) change the concept and the reality of what ‘home’ means? Join us for a top-down and bottom-up tour of domesticity, from geometrically pristine masterplanned utopias, to an altogether more DIY approach: unplanned and off-grid, into the margins, into ruin, and into hiding in plain sight. We’ll look at Potemkin villages and replica cities, McMansions and sham castles, cube farms and hot desks; spite fences, coffin homes, hippie communes, suburban malls, Cold War-era radar stations and more.
Kinfolk Magazine Issue 51
Kinfolk Magazine Issue 51 (Design Special) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. What will define this next era of design? It’s a question we attempt to answer in Issue Fifty-One of Kinfolk—a visual masterpiece full of inspiring interiors, cutting-edge furniture, and insight from the world’s most thoughtful designers and architects. Inside, we visit 10 of the best emerging and established studios around the world and explore how design is much more than aesthetics; it’s a reflection of culture, a mirror to our values and a compass guiding us toward the future. Design can be a catalyst for social change, and a driver toward a more sustainable future.
Backstage Talks Issue 8
What does it take to keep going? How can we make sure our work is sustainable in all senses of the word? How do we know what is enough in a world that demands constant growth? Do we have enough patience for the things that take time? And shouldn’t we just quit? We asked world-class creatives, including Jessica Hische, Pablo Rochat, Wilfrid Wood, DIA Studio and Emily Keegin, to help us figure it out. Backstage Talks is a magazine of casual but in-depth dialogues on design and business. Our decisions shape and influence this complex world—to make the right ones, we need to talk. Artwork Cover by Bráulio Amado. The magazine is published by Büro Milk.
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