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English | Softcover | 2026 | 328 pages | 18×11 cm
Publisher Niggli Verlag
Author Amanda-Li Kollberg (Author), Siri Lee Lindskrog (Author)
ISBN 9783721210606
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Book Description
For those who appreciate book design, the appeal of a great book extends far beyond its content. The tactile quality of paper, the rhythm of the layout, the choice of typefaces, and the overall reading experience all contribute to a book’s unique character. Notes on Book Design explores these often-overlooked details, inviting readers to rediscover the book as a thoughtfully designed medium.
Written by Amanda-Li Kollberg and Siri Lee Lindskrog of the Berlin- and Copenhagen-based graphic design studio Formal Settings, the book brings together fifty reflections on book design. Drawing from the collection of Berlin’s Hopscotch Reading Room, each essay focuses on a carefully selected title, examining its paper stock, typography, layout, binding, and overall reading experience. Through these observations, the authors reveal how design decisions shape the personality and expression of a book.
What makes this publication particularly engaging is its evident affection for books. Rather than functioning as a conventional typography manual or a simple showcase of outstanding publications, it reads more like an ongoing conversation between designers and readers. Alongside discussions of visual and material design, the authors also explore the cultural and historical contexts in which these books were produced, offering deeper insight into why they were designed the way they were.
Through fifty diverse case studies, Notes on Book Design presents a rich and multifaceted view of contemporary book design. Whether you are a graphic designer, publisher, editor, or simply someone who enjoys browsing bookstores and collecting beautifully made books, this volume offers a wealth of observations and inspiration while celebrating the enduring appeal of the printed book.
Book Details
Authors: Amanda-Li Kollberg, Siri Lee Lindskrog
Publisher: Niggli Verlag
Dimensions: 18 × 11 cm
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 328 pages


