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FeaturedEditorialAug 22, 2026
A Dictionary of Color Combinations: The Design Book No One Uses the Way It Was Meant
A Japanese costume designer wrote a color notebook in 1933 to solve a fabric problem. Ninety years later it's on design shelves worldwide, doing four jobs he never imagined, and that accident says more about what makes a book last than about color at all.
FeaturedEditorialJul 31, 2026
The Tokyo Toilet: When Editorial Design Turns the Mundane Into a Subject
A photobook about public restrooms shouldn't work as a design object. Daido Moriyama's The Tokyo Toilet proves that the subject was never the point — the editorial decisions around it were.
