Möbel is a meticulously crafted hardcover publication by New Tendency, with graphic design by the acclaimed Paris-based studio Spassky Fischer and synthetic photography by someform Studio. This 84-page catalog delves deep into the creative processes that define design philosophies, offering readers a comprehensive look at how ideas are transformed into tangible realities. Printed on a variety of high-quality papers chosen for their visual and tactile appeal, the publication encases a rich collection of essays, texts, and striking visuals. Fabian Schöneich’s foreword sets the stage for Möbel, highlighting the narrative and transformative power of the creative process. His introduction frames subsequent texts, emphasizing how artists and designers navigate cognitive and emotional elements to bring ideas to life, and the importance of collaboration. Prem Krishnamurthy, interviewed by Bianca Seidel, discusses 'bumpiness' in design, exploring the balance between perfection and imperfection. Mariah Nielson delves into the intersection of nature and art, reflecting on her father JB Blunk’s holistic creative process and the creation of the sculpture Continuum. For those who appreciate the convergence of thoughtful design, artistic narrative, and high-quality craftsmanship, Möbel is a celebration of contemporary design and artistic collaboration. 84 pages, 24 x 32cm, hardcover, New Tendency (Berlin).
