Piet Oudolf's personal account of his celebrated career in the context of the evolution of his own garden.

The first and only survey of Japanese design as seen through the lens of Japans traditional colour spectrum  an exquisitely packaged fresh take on a universally popular topic

The traditional colours of Japan have been in use since the seventh century, originally to indicate rank and social hierarchy but, over time, their significance has broadened to include all manner of designed objects. This landmark volume celebrates a curated selection of 200 colours (iro in Japanese), with each tr...

In collaboration with IKEA, this inspirational study explores how to live more sustainably - and well - based on the experience of both ordinary and extraordinary lives, showing how small changes at home will work positively towards sustainability for our planet

How to spice up your leadership?

That is what this book is all about. In 2021, Nienke decided to spice up her life and found the magical connection between Customer Experience, pilgrimage, and leadership. She walked 1,000 kilometers on the Via Francigena, a pilgrim’s path in Italy. Her backpack was her only company, and she had good and bad days. Conquered rain, sun, hail and wild boar. No mountain was too high, no valley too low. She just kept walking with a smile on her face and often in h...

The definitive monograph on the work of one of the most prolific, versatile, and exciting artists of the last three decades

Downtown Los Angeles has undergone a spectacular transformation over the last decade. The historic city center was given a face-lift, with new museums, skyscrapers, designer stores, restaurants and bars. In 2018, DTLA was the most rapidly gentrifying area in the US, putting pressure on many of its long-standing residents and businesses. The photographer Désirée van Hoek, who had been working in the area since 2007, has recorded the changes in the district in over 200 images. The book conta...