NTS Magazine Issue 6 turns its attention to longevity and legacy — not as solemn subjects, but as an invitation to examine shapeshifting furniture, timeless design principles, and the quietly radical idea that small spaces can outlast their moment.
About This Book
Issue 6 of Never Too Small magazine interrogates what makes design endure. Threading through its 240 pages are profiles of practitioners whose work resists obsolescence: designer Jaime Hayon, whose creative output is as prolific as it is singular; architecture studio Point Supreme, whose Greekness infuses a dreamlike spatial logic; and a family business that pioneered multifunctional furniture six decades ago. Alongside these, the issue maps the emotional histories behind canonical works — including the Rietveld Schröder House — while maintaining the irreverent, visually driven energy the publication is known for. Small-space design has rarely been examined with this range.
Key Features
- 240 pages of editorial profiles, photography, archival imagery, pull-out artwork, and small-space design case studies
- Edited by Elizabeth Price
- Featured subjects include Jaime Hayon, Point Supreme, Enzo Mari, Kumkum Fernando, Jun Aihara, and Grafis Nusantara
- Published by Never Too Small, ISSN 2982-1002
What You'll Discover
- An attempted codification of timeless design principles — self-consciously unofficial, genuinely thought-provoking
- How multifunctional furniture evolved from a family business concept into a foundational small-space strategy
- The personal and architectural story behind the Rietveld Schröder House, framed as a love story as much as a design history
- Rome's Museum of the Other and Elsewhere, housed in a former salami factory — a case study in adaptive reuse and institutional imagination
About the Author
Elizabeth Price serves as editor of NTS Magazine Issue 6. [Details available upon request]
Specifications
- Format: Softcover
- Pages: 240
- Dimensions: 24 x 17.0 cm
- Language: English
- ISBN: [Details available upon request]
- Publisher: Never Too Small
- Publication Date: [Details available upon request]
Perfect For: Architects, interior designers, and design enthusiasts drawn to small-space living, multifunctional design, and the cultural histories behind enduring works.