Never Too Small, Issue 2

Never Too Small is a quarterly magazine that takes a curious, fun and playful look at experimental and sustainable design, small-footprint living, urban life and culture.

In this issue:

Issue 2 of Never Too Small magazine invites readers to embrace a slower pace with its “Go Slow” theme. Immerse yourself in the glittering world of Melbourne performance artists, The Huxleys, and journey to artist Doug Meyer’s deep-space-inspired New York apartment. Discover three incredible small homes: a modernized “Casa Chorizo” in Buenos Aires, a treehouse-style apartment in Madrid, and a Sydney home reminiscent of a Jacques Tati film.

The surreal takes center stage with Austria’s Friedensreich Hundertwasser and his gravity-defying, colourful architectural mosaics, alongside the mind-bending urban renderings of Spanish artist Cinta Vidal.

Celebrate creative partnerships that shape the way we live, from Studio Edwards’ innovative urban designs to Dowel Jones’ fresh take on Australian furniture. Delve into the iconic Danish lighting of Louis Poulsen and Poul Henningsen, and explore the legacy of Gaetano Pesce’s six-decade career of reinvention and boldness.

Finally, unwind with a feature on urban bathing culture, from cold immersion therapy to hipster hammams—a “universal delight” for the modern city dweller. Issue 2 is ready to whisk you away, whenever you’re ready to slow it down.