Design & Paper

Some books are created to be read, others to be experienced. Burning Love, the new photographic publication by Czech documentary photographer Karel Cudlín, belongs firmly to the latter. Spanning nearly three decades and more than 50 journeys through Israel, the extensive volume captures a deeply personal and visually powerful portrait of a country shaped by constant transformati...

Books are among the most intimate objects we own. They are held close, carried across years and places, stacked on shelves, left open on bedside tables, annotated in the margins, and passed from one reader to another. While paper, typography, and printing often receive the most attention in editorial design, the way a book is bound quietly shapes the entire reading experience. B...

Wedding stationery trends are moving beautifully away from purely digital aesthetics and back toward tactile, sensory design. Couples are gravitating toward paper that feels artisanal, layered, and deeply personal. Invitations are specifically designed not only to inform, but to become part of the wedding experience itself. From handmade cotton papers and sculptural embossing to...

There are notebooks, and then there are notebooks that fundamentally change the way you think about paper. The SCH Stationery Notebooks and Notepads by Ajda Schmidt belong firmly in the latter category: tactile, layered objects that celebrate paper not merely as a surface for writing, but as a material with memory, texture, rhythm, and narrative. Developed in collaboration with ...

In the world of contemporary paper art, few names resonate as strongly as Peter Gentenaar and Patricia Gentenaar Torley. Working from their studio in the Netherlands since the early 1970s, the artist duo has spent decades redefining what paper can be — not merely a surface, but a living, structural, and expressive material in its own right. Their practices diverge in form yet re...