Never Too Small is a quarterly magazine that takes a curious and fun look at experimental and sustainable design, small-footprint living, urban life and culture. What grabbed us about this issue... The geometric work of French urban artist Camille Walala stands out for its versatility, making colourful statements across street seating, city installations, buildings and interiors. We also liked the small space home tours: the renovation of a tiny Melbourne apartment brings new life to the space with a minimal treehouse feel, created using plywood fittings and a neutral palette. Who is Never Too Small for? If you enjoy a playful approach to design and living, and sustainability appeals to you, there is plenty here to explore. The visuals and writing sit well together, making for pieces that are easy to dip into in any order depending on what catches your eye. Type: Long-form reading, visual elements Pages: 240 Instagram: @nvtsmall
