Dieter Rams: Less But Better

Finally got my hands on this retro reprint of Rams' classic, and the paper quality feels substantial enough to keep on my coffee table for daily flipping. It's a dense read but the photos of his work alone are worth it, especially for anyone into design history.

The layout is incredibly clean, making it easy to study each design principle. I’ve been flipping through it every evening since it arrived.

The paper quality in this reprint is excellent—thick and matte, just like a proper design book should feel. I've been flipping through it every evening, and the layout makes Rams' design principles click in a way articles never did.