NTS Magazine Issue 7, edited by Elizabeth Price, is the liveliest instalment yet from Never Too Small — 240 pages of small-space living that refuses to take itself too seriously, anchored by what the publisher calls their kookiest cover to date.
About This Book
Never Too Small Magazine has always argued that constrained square footage need not mean constrained imagination, and Issue 7 makes that case with particular force. Spanning apartments in Amsterdam, Athens, Milan, Barcelona, Melbourne, and a cabin-like family home in Kanagawa, Japan, this issue assembles a genuinely eclectic cast: hand-painted tile kitchens, Memphis-esque public murals, citrus sack fruit bowls, and furniture designed expressly for small spaces. The editorial mix spans product design, textile design, and interior renovation, with recurring attention to circularity, craft, and the kind of personal conviction that turns a modest apartment into a distinct world. A strong issue for anyone interested in compact living, sustainable design, and the creative cultures sustaining both.
Key Features
- 240 pages of photographed small-space interiors, designer profiles, and product features spanning six cities across four countries
- Edited by Elizabeth Price
- Featured contributors and subjects include Camille Walala, Curro Claret, Luna Haverkorn, Clay and Rory (Will it Lamp?), ZUZU, Bussoga, and Thali and Gabi Zukeram
- Published by Never Too Small, ISBN 9772982100009 07
What You'll Discover
- How ZUZU, an Italian visual artist, constructed her "cave of dreams" — including a kitchen splashback tiled entirely by hand — within a small apartment footprint
- Camille Walala's approach to Memphis-influenced graphic boldness at urban scale, and how that sensibility translates across cityscapes
- Barcelona-based punk product designer Curro Claret's method of transforming discarded citrus sacks into functional fruit bowls — a case study in circular design at its most direct
- Three contrasting residential case studies: a light-filled Melbourne renovation, a DIY art-filled Barcelona apartment, and an experimental circular-design family home in Kanagawa, Japan
About the Author
Elizabeth Price serves as editor of NTS Magazine Issue 7, shaping an editorial vision that brings together designers, makers, and homeowners working at the intersection of small-space living and independent creative practice. [Details available upon request]
Specifications
- Format: Softcover
- Pages: 240
- Dimensions: 24 x 17.0 cm
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9772982100009 07
- Publisher: Never Too Small
- Publication Date: [Details available upon request]
Perfect For: Interior designers and architects working with compact residential briefs, design students interested in small-space innovation, and enthusiasts of independent design culture, craft-led interiors, and circular design thinking.