If you find yourself feeling impatient at the slow, meditative opening scenes of “The Spectacle,” just wait. The short documentary from The New Yorker visits a slew of stunning vistas primarily across Norway, showcasing star-dappled night skies and awe-inspiring...

We gather the best of the week features across branding, packaging, editorial design, and typography from ISO week 2026-W38, spotlighting architectural grids and tactile print craft. This week’s editorial throughline explores the intersection of razor-sharp typographic geometry and physical substrate...

Scottish ash joinery and clay plaster add warmth to the granite walls of this low-lying extension to Cairngorm Cottage in Scotland, designed by local studio Architecture Office. The extension was built for a client who wanted more space to host...

As Prichard points out, Nakahira’s approach to photography was inseparable from his politics. Provoke was founded in 1968 amid protests in Japan, France, Czechoslovakia and beyond, and questioned images as part of a wider interrogation of how we relate...

One thing I notice ALL the time when looking at floor plans is that room sizes can be really hard to visualise. A bedroom might look perfectly fine on paper, but will it actually fit a queen bed, two bedside...