<n>Kyoto Lake Biwa</n> graphic design by <n>Alex Maeland</n>.

<n>Drool</n>, a typeface by <n>Forth+Back®</n> for <n>The Designers Foundry</n>, inspired by <n>H.R. Giger</n>.

<n>Altar° field study - elevation no. 07</n>, a campaign image for the performance apparel brand <n>Altar°</n>.

<n>OCM House</n> by architect <n>Studio Jackson Scott</n>. Photo by <n>Ryan Jellyman</n>.

The art of staying in. Photo by <n>Isabelle Hartmann</n>.

The poster <n>Community</n> by designer <n>Jack Fomest</n>.

<n>MB Costes</n> typeface by <n>Massimo Bellini</n> for <n>Cognoscenti Studio</n>. Photo by <n>Komaro Hoshino</n>.

<n>Restored 1920s stone home</n> in Friol, Spain, listed by <n>Group Country Homes</n>.

<n>Aluminium bench</n> designed and photographed by <n>Will Choui</n> for <n>David Picard</n>.

Interior detail at <n>Nobu Hotel Los Cabos</n> by <n>Severine Tatangelo Studio PCH</n>. Photo by <n>PION Studio</n>.

<n>A House</n>, a <n>minimalist</n> cabin in Sweden designed by <n>nāv</n>. Photo by <n>Mikael Olsson</n>.

A restored <n>Brooklyn townhouse duplex</n> featuring <n>warm minimalism</n>. Photo by <n>Alejandro Leon</n>.

<n>Bugrino Typeface</n> by type designer <n>Muhittin Güneş</n>.

Logo for <n>Two Wheels Coffee Roastery</n>.

<n>Jesus Spoke</n>, a digital artwork by the studio <n>Six N. Five</n>, directed by <n>Ezequiel Pini</n>.

Lounge chair designed by <n>Gianni Moscatelli</n> for <n>Forma Nova</n>, 1969.

The <n>GIGS2GO</n> USB flash drive pack, a concept for tear-away thumb drives in wallet-sized packaging.

A spread from <n>Atmos Magazine Volume 11</n> with design direction by <n>Actual Source</n>.

<n>New Brutalism, Nº01</n>, a personal design project by <n>Tim Tijink</n>.

<n>Paragraphic Single Stack</n> chair by <n>Brian Thoreen</n> for <n>MASA</n>. Photo by <n>Nicolás Sierra</n>.

Site sign for architecture practice <n>Von Trier Studio</n>, designed by <n>Both Studio</n>.

The <n>Bookscrew</n> sideboard, designed to highlight and present books and portfolios.

New studio identity featuring nine imprints, developed with <n>Diorama Type Partners</n>.

<n>Fear of God</n> founder <n>Jerry Lorenzo</n> with his family at their Beverly Hills home for <n>Architectural Digest</n>.

<n>Document Holder</n> by <n>Mr. & Mr. Studio</n>, fabricated by <n>Atelier Palouma</n> for <n>Mécènes du Sud</n>.