From graphic design books to illustrated ones, from collaborations with brands to titles that simply made us smile. So why not share them with you?
OBJECTS ARE BY x Polaroid
KEYS: Milan is a limited-edition photo book created in collaboration with Polaroid, featuring portraits of over 150 key figures from Milan’s creative scene — spanning fashion, architecture, music, and design. Shot entirely on an unreleased Polaroid camera, the book celebrates the hidden soul of Milan, told through the faces that hold its “keys”, turning the volume into both a visual archive and an invitation to discover the city from within.
Rick Owens, Miren Arzalluz, Alexandre Samson
Rizzoli
With his provocative, subversive approach, Rick Owens has been a transformative force in fashion since the ’90s, fusing glamor and grunge into a distinct aesthetic. This volume — published on the occasion of the first major retrospective of his work at Palais Galliera in Paris this summer — traces thirty years of his career through photography, critical essays, and immersive installations that showcase the designer’s multidisciplinary, almost architectural approach.
Courtside Candy – The culture and influence of basketball
Gestalten
Courtside Candy explores basketball as a cultural force that goes far beyond the court, influencing art, fashion, architecture, and urban design. With a visually rich narrative, the book illustrates how basketball inspires creativity and transformation wherever it takes root, becoming a powerful catalyst for cultural innovation.
Blue Sky Through the Window of a Moving Car – Comics for beautiful, awful and ordinary days
Jordan Bolton
Ebury (Penguin Books)
This is a collection of poetic comics by Jordan Bolton that explores universal emotions and everyday moments with tenderness and depth. Blending poignant visuals with intimate insights, the book captures the essence of human experience — turning the ordinary into something extraordinary — and speaks of love, loss, hope, connection, and everything in between.
Lukas Bentel and Kevin Wiesner with Karen Wong, with texts by Amy Adler, Lauren Boyle, Maurizio Cattelan, Blake Gopnik, Natasha Jen, Sean Monahan, and Lydia Pang
Phaidon
Made by MSCHF is a comprehensive and irreverent guide into the Brooklyn-based MSCHF art collective, known for its provocative, culture-hacking projects. The book offers in-depth case studies of twelve iconic works, including never-before-seen imagery, plus six thematic essays and a complete archive of the group’s creations to date — capturing their process, wit, and evolution.
Design by Masala Noir
Counter Print Books
This limited-edition photo book celebrates the vibrant, sometimes surreal world of arcade advertising through curated visuals, retro aesthetics, and graphic experimentation. A visual dive into nostalgia and creativity.
DESIGN{H}ERS – A celebration of women in design today
Victionary
A celebration of female talent in contemporary design, this book highlights the diversity and originality women bring to the creative field. With portraits of emerging designers and stories of established figures, the volume offers an inspiring look into women’s contribution to the design world.
Il Fuji di Hokusai – Tutte le duecentosei vedute
Frank Feltens, Hideto Fuse, Kyoko Wada
L’Ippocampo
This book presents all 206 known representations of Mount Fuji created by Hokusai, from his earliest 18th-century works to his delicate late-period paintings. It traces the evolution of Hokusai’s art and how the sacred mountain became a cultural icon of Japan, reflecting the artist’s lifelong devotion and fascination.
Fresh Sets – Contemporary Nail Art from Around the World
Tembe Denton-Hurst
Prestel
“Fresh Sets” is a global journey into contemporary nail art as a unique form of self-expression. Curated by journalist Tembe Denton-Hurst, the book features the work of 35 nail artists from around the world, with photos, interviews, and insight into their creative processes. From kawaii styles to 3D sculptures, this book celebrates the artistry and diversity of nail design.
Giulia Pastorino, Sergio Olivotti
Corraini Edizioni
Winner of the 2025 SuperPremio Andersen “Gualtiero Schiaffino”, “Se fossi Ugo” (“If I Were Ugo“) explores themes of growth, transformation, and coming of age through the whimsical and expressive illustrations of Giulia Pastorino and Sergio Olivotti.
