Never Too Small, Issue 6

About Never Too Small:

Never Too Small is a quarterly magazine that takes a curious, fun and playful look at experimental and sustainable design, small-footprint living, urban life and culture.

In this issue:

Issue 6 is preoccupied with longevity and legacy... but in a very Never Too Small kind of way. From shapeshifting furniture to hot coffee pots and unkitchen-y-kitchens. We also trap one of our writers into attempting to establish The Very Unofficial and Definitely Not Definitive Principles of Timeless Design.

Inside this Issue:

• Jaime Hayon’s contagious creative compulsion and extraordinary body of work.

• The dream-like logic and intoxicating Greekness of architecture studio Point Supreme.

• The family business that pioneered the concept of multifunctional furniture some 60 years ago.

• The love story behind the hyper modern Rietveld Schröder House.

• Kumkum Fernando’s window-grill inspired robot-like sculptures.

• Sexy small homes from Amsterdam, Athens and Milan.

• A window into the wonderfully dissatisfied mind of Enzo Mari and his enduring legacy.

• The smile-inducing photography of Japan’s Jun Aihara.

• Rome’s Museum of the Other and Elsewhere housed in a former salami factory. 

• Grafis Nusantara’s rich and colourful archive of vintage Indonesian stickers and labels. 

• A cheat sheet for small-space kitchens. 

Plus: an emoji quiz, pull-out artwork and the coolest ever 90-year-old living in the coolest ever apartment.