Never Too Small is a new magazine from the Australian media company of the same name dedicated to small footprint design
and living.
Like the excellent Sloft from France, Never Too Small (NTS) presents inspirational case studies focused on compact interiors, although here the balance tilts more heavily toward designers and their own micro apartments, studios and self-contained projects that encapsulate the magazine's vision of small, sustainable living, which also means more lifestyle content.
The NTS mission statement goes 'We believe that through smart design and creative use of space, we can transform the way we live and interact with our growing cities; tackling urban overcrowding issues globally whilst improving the quality of life. Never Too Small provides a window into this world for inspiration and leadership in Small Footprint Living.'
Inside Issue 6, from the publisher:
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Jaime Hayon’s contagious creative compulsion and extraordinary body of work.
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The dream-like logic and intoxicating Greekness of architecture studio Point Supreme.
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The family business that pioneered the concept of multifunctional furniture some 60 years ago.
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The love story behind the hyper modern Rietveld Schröder House.
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Kumkum Fernando’s window-grill inspired robot-like sculptures.
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Sexy small homes from Amsterdam, Athens and Milan.
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A window into the wonderfully dissatisfied mind of Enzo Mari and his enduring legacy.
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The smile-inducing photography of Japan’s Jun Aihara.
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Rome’s Museum of the Other and Elsewhere housed in a former salami factory.
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Grafis Nusantara’s rich and colourful archive of vintage Indonesian stickers and labels.
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A cheat sheet for small-space kitchens.
