Living In Series

Taschen’s "Living In" series blends travel with interior studies, showcasing the exterior beauty of several regions around the world and the distinct local interiors. The unique books are packed with inspiration for interiors and getaways, from lavish chateaus to quiet retreats, this series features insightful captions, enthralling double spreads, and beautiful photography. To celebrate 40 years of existence, Tachen has introduced some new editions to the popular series in a more compact version, more friendly in price, but still with the same commitment to impeccable production. Destinations now include Japan, Morocco, Bali, Mexico, Provence, and Tuscany.

VANLIFE DIARIES

The #VanLife phenomenon is all the rage lately, more and more people are escaping from modern monotony leaving everyday life behind to live on the road and discover unknown countries and new cultures. Inspired by the hugely popular Instagram account and blog by the same name, Vanlife Diaries celebrates the nomadic lifestyle and community of vanlife through interviews, essential advice for living on the road, and more than 200 photos of dreamy VW buses and vanagons, ...
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DIETER RAMS | AS LITTLE DESIGN AS POSSIBLE

If you love minimal design then you´ve surely heard of Dieter Rams, one of the most influential industrial designers of the late 20th century.  He is credited with influencing generations of designers, including Apple´s designer Jonathan Ive. This beautifully illustrated book covers both Rams life and his work, as well as his ideas on good design, which continue to inspire designers and consumers today. via Dieter Rams’s ten principle...
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ABOVE THE WORLD

The world´s largest drone manufacturer, DJI, turns 10 years old, and to celebrate their anniversary the company turned to renowned art book publisher teNeues for Above the World: Earth Through A Drone’s Eye, a celebration of aerial photography around the world, showcasing some of the world’s best photos by well-known aerial photographers, but also the many phenomenal images captured by non-professionals. A spectacular bird’s eye view of iconic images you can ...
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