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The New Outsiders
We should all get out there and enjoy the great outdoors when we have the chance and have a break from technology. Spending time in forests, hiking in mountains, and just being outside can lead to significant health benefits, both mental and physical. The New Outsiders celebrates outdoor creativity, it showcases must-visit locations and unusual experiences from Iceland to Patagonia, making you want to pick up your backpack and step outside to get inspired to live a life less ordinary beneath the open sky.



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THE MONOCLE GUIDE TO COSY HOMES - Image

THE MONOCLE GUIDE TO COSY HOMES
Renown lifestyle publication Monocle have just released a new book, The Monocle Guide to Cosy Homes, a great source of inspiration on how to turn a house into a home. The beautifully illustrated book highlights the importance of a work-life balance, and celebrates the comfort of home, presenting a wide range of stunning interiors, furniture, and locations, through striking photography. The book is about the quality of life, a survey of everything you need to know to...
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PRETTY MUCH EVERYTHING
Aaron James Draplin is an uncommonly prolific graphic designer who has done a ton of amazing work. He has created logos and brand identity for everyone from Esquire, Ford Motors, Burton Snowboards, The Obama Administration… and in his first book, Pretty Much Everything, Draplin talks about his work, inspiration, typography, and offers valuable advice and hilarious commentary that illustrates how much more goes into design than just what appears on the page. We hav...
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NOMADIC HOMES
Published by Taschen, Nomadic Homes: Architecture on the move is a new book showcases some of the most remarkable examples of homes on the move. From mobile professionals living the van life to transients looking for a meal, plenty of modern humans live their life on the road. The book also points to nomadic living, as chosen lifestyle, as a political statement, bucking against conformist society and its ideals of ownership. Each abode is presented with beautiful in...
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