IMPREMERIE DU MARAIS - Notebook II

Paris based printer “Impremerie du Marais” asked D&J to art direct the second edition of its Notebook Project. Not only responsible for the packaging and trappings, the studio was free to invite a beautiful line up of international connoisseurs of our choice: Anagrama, Bureau Mirko Borsche, Homework, Oliva Partel, Ouwn, Present Perfect, Research and Development, Studio Adriaan Mellegers. The result is an amazing package of 8 notebooks, each unique and produced on the highest level of expertise. The concept included the design of several additional printed matters and products. Pictures: severafrahm 

WALLPAPER* - City Guide Berlin

To celebrate the new edition of the Berlin Wallpaper* City Guide we have teamed up with Phaidon to give away 2 sets of the pocket-sized book and iOS app. 

Each year Wallpaper* City Guides provide today’s savvy traveller with a pocket-sized travel bible that presents an insider’s go-to checklist of the world’s most intriguing cities. Covering more than 100 destinations, each guide is extensively researched and edited to provide readers with the most enticing in local design and architecture, bars and restaurants, nightlife, the most influential cultural places and most sweeping, conceptual retail spaces. The Wallpaper* City Guides are the fast-track guide for today’s design-conscious, smart traveller. The guides are available as pocket-sized book and iOS app (for iPhone and iPod).

Photographed by Simon Freund for GOODS WE LIKE

PROTEIN - Journal #14 'The Travel Report'

Protein is an inspirational platform that informs about the latest global trends through their daily content feeds, monthly events, insight reports and printed Journals. Topics not only cover go-to events, innovations in science and tech, art and design, fashion and travel but the team inquisitively tracks down in what ways contemporary, global culture is shaping, defining and changing they ways we live and think. Protein’s latest print issue – The Travel Report – explores the developments, be it technological, cultural or socio-economic, changing the way we experience the world of travel. The issue excitingly describes the emergence of so called ‘new tribes of travellers’ and how these increasingly challenge today’s status quo of travel.

HUMAN BEING JOURNAL - Issue 5 'Babel'

Human Being Journal is a biannual print publication from Need Supply Co. covering everything around the brands and the people the stores relates to. The 5th issue explores BABEL, the post-boundary zeitgeist in which good is more important than different. They talk digital art and ownership with Rafaël Rozendaal, travel to Spin’s studio in London to meet the legends behind Unit Editions, and even hop a ride to Tijuana for an afternoon with an architect building meaningful change. They met Common Projects on both sides of the Atlantic and much more... 

Issue 5 features photography by Eddie Chacon, Marcelo Gomes, Clément Pascal, Yann Faucher, Kristina Gill, Marianna Jamadi, Lauren Lyon, Jake Michaels, Matt Rubin, and Sean Michael Beolchini.

Contributors
PlayLab, Family, T38, Apiece Apart, Common Projects, Stella Berkofsky, Tony Brook and Adrian Shaughnessy of Unit Editions, Gloria Maria Cappelletti, Chen Chen & Kai Williams, Ana Kraš, Rafaël Rozendaal, Jack Self, Rasmus Storm, Marco Velardi, and David Wilson.

KINFOLK - Vol. Thirteen 'The Imperfect Issue'

'Kinfolk Issue Thirteen: For our autumn edition of Kinfolk, we’d like to celebrate the holes in our socks, our scorched attempts at marmalade making and all the crappy haircuts we’ve had over the years. We’re all guilty of occasionally attempting to make our lives seem a little cleaner or a bit more organized, but the reality is often quite different. There’s nothing wrong with daydreaming of an idyllic life, but what if we dropped the facade for a moment and celebrated our shortcomings? These flawed details are the beautifully blemished collateral of a life lived to the fullest. So make mistakes. Make a mess. Be imperfect.'

Photographed by Simon Freund for GOODS WE LIKE

ADDRESS - Journal for Fashion Criticism

'Address is an independent, advertising-free, journal for fashion criticism. A platform online and in print to think, talk and test ideas around fashion and approaches to criticism in a rigorous, entertaining and accessible manner. Expanding and contracting fashion as a topic of interest, Address records the transactions of fashion in society – from the way you tie your shoelaces to the impact of the latest catwalk.'

Photographed by Simon Freund for GOODS WE LIKE

CEREAL - Quarterly Travel and Lifestyle Magazine

Cereal is a quarterly magazine focusing on travel and lifestyle, based in Bristol, UK. It is unique and beautifully designed. In the sixth volume of Cereal, they have travelled to Singapore; Brecon Beacons, Wales and Vancouver, Canada. Besides they look at succulents as house plants, showcase their favourite sunglasses modelled by electronic pop duo Alpines and present a visual study on one of the Le Labo's fragrances, Santal 33. The simple yet stylish layout is impressive and gives the magazine its exclusivity with a lasting quality.

LUKE STEPHENSON - An Incomplete Dictionary of Show Birds

An Incomplete Dictionary of Show Birds’ is a book by British photographer Luke Stephenson in collaboration with the London based design studio YES. It is an exceptional project displaying show birds through a series of meticulous and striking photographs. 

‘The project began with a very simple idea, that I wanted to photograph budgies. I met a great deal of people who were very knowledgeable about their hobby and only too happy to share it with me. Their enthusiasm became infectious so that by simply photographing a species I felt I was adding it to my collection.’
- Luke Stephenson. 

Photographed by Simon Freund for GOODS WE LIKE

MADE QUARTERLY - EDITION THREE

MADE Quarterly - edition three features:
Jean-Philippe Delhomme (FR), Michele Aboud (AU), Snickeriet (SE), Josh Oldenburg (US), Thaddeus Wolfe (US), NADAAA (US), Our/Vodka (DE), Lars Focke (DE), Fort Standard (US), Crumpler (AU) and Magnus Schifter-Holm (US).
Pictures by MADE Quarterly

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