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John’s Phone: The Anti-Smart Phone →If you’re beginning to think that your phone is getting too smart for your own good, then John’s phone might be for you. |
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Bill Moggridge is awarded the Prince Philip Designer Prize for the GRiD Compass →Bill Moggridge designed the first clamshell computer in 1982 for GRiD Systems in California. 28 years later, he’s been awarded the Design Council’s Prince Philip Designer Prize. |
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Laptop Case by Natalia Brilli →Lamb-leather laptop case with a keyboard molded onto the front. |
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Private Library →New York architect Andrew Berman was commissioned to design what he calls a “perfect project” — a writing studio in the woods. |
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How Globes Are Made →“The 2007 exhibition Mapping Chicago: The Past and the Possible looked at Replogle Globes, Inc., which has been turning maps into globes in Chicago for over 77 years. Replogle is the world’s largest globe manufacturer. Watch to discover how globes are made.” |
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Type Desk Welcomes Yoko Sakao Ohama →Yoko joins Type Desk to report from New York on design and logical process. Logical as apposed to illogical. Having worked with Yoko, I guarantee it’s a privilege to experience Yoko’s “logical process.” Welcome aboard Yoko! |
Type Desk is a curated journal of graphic communication featuring observations on design, typography, and the modern office. Type Desk is produced by Matador, the office of design consultant Theo Rosendorf.
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