FAF pads, they are called, (Fabrique en France), 200 sheet desk pad holders, in two sizes 4”x7” and 5”x8”, with blank or gridded refills. Make a note, take a note, here. in gift box. Brass fittings and screws, Clairefontaine paper

The people that love their Le Pen do not even share. Fine tip, assorted colors, $2 each.

Holds the shavings, $20, in a box. Black metal finish, 2 1/2" long

Extra firm graphite with their particular eraser and California cedar body.

Student edition, metal body, .7mm.

Landscape format sketch book, 100g white smooth paper, 100 sheets, lays flat, in 4x6 and 6x8 sizes, $14 and $15

Essays, probings and musings from the great Italian design master. "..the desire to get back into society, to re-establish contact with their neighbors, to create an art for everyone and not just the chosen few with bags of money." Price includes shipping and handling.

365 rules for professional and beginning designers alike. A lot of dos and a lot of don'ts. All very sharp.

A book of cocktails and recipes from the time of the bright young things of Jazz Age London. 100 cocktails when cocktails were cocktails.

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Fine issue of de Aedibus, from Lucerne, Switzerland. Features 16 projects of Bernardo Bader, in Bregenz and beyond, all in full color. Each project has a review by Bader himself, looking at the projects in review and how they have unfolded. As such, it is a more personal overview of Bader's work, with good detail photos.

A striking collection organized by W.E.B Du Bois for the 1900 Paris Exposition. The exhibit, a commentary on the progress and economic conditions of African Americans since the abolition of slavery, featured his own hand-drawn charts, maps and graphs along side photographs drawn from African American communities across the US - long before such "data visualization" was commonly used in social research.

From the Willows Inn on Lummi Island, Blaine Wetzel's local approach to island cooking, sourced from within a few miles of his home. Published April 2020, Prestel. By Blaine Wetzel. 208pp. Hardcover.

The original Alessi sugar bowl, Zuccheriera, in stainless steel, from the 50s, when you would buy kitchen tools at the hardware store.

The first survey on the interdisciplinary biodesign genius of Neri Oxman, pioneer of "material ecology".

It is a great honor for the Louisiana Museum to feature one architect. Their exhibits are so good, you could go not knowing and know that it would powerfully affect. Tatiana Bilbao is a next generation architect - as Jacques Herzog writes, they collaborate much more than they compete. This is the first full monograph of the Bilbao work, from the early houses and social housing in Mexico City to the more elaborate mountain houses above Monterrey. They draw in her office, first they draw and work collages to what they hope for. It is a wonderful monograph of work - there is a photo of Tatiana holding rope, laying out the spaces of a new neighborhood on the edge of Mexico City. It is appropriately, and correctly titled, Walk the Line. Full color, essays by Hilary Sample, Ruben Gallo, a conversation in Basel with Jacques Herzog and Tatiana Bilbao.

Vitra Design Museum