This is the space where we share books that inspire us, intrigue us and remind us why we love design.
It's called Bookmarks because it collects the books that we have marked, that we like to report to you and that are reported to us.
Our library is not limited to technical manuals: it ranges from the great classics of the sector to the latest news, with some unexpected “outsiders”.
Each title has been carefully chosen and read carefully, to stimulate ideas, reflections and projects that make us grow as designers — and more!
A clear and concrete guide for those who want to design digital experiences that really work.
A journey into the ideas of Bruno Munari, artist and designer who has been able to redraw the border between art and everyday life.
In his latest book 'Nexus', published in 2024, historian and philosopher Yuval Noah Harari explores the impact of artificial intelligence on society, adopting a unique historical perspective.
The creative process stems from knowing how to copy artfully (and legally). Some practical and accessible tips to learn how to do it right.
Technology should be invisible, effective and at the service of the human experience.
From the United States, stories and ideas to inspire a more inclusive design capable of opening new perspectives even in the Italian context.
A thought experiment that forces the reader to constantly change their perspective and to question convictions and preconceptions.
From an instrument of capitalism and consumerism to an approach to creating a better world. What is the role of design centered on humanity and not on the individual?
A practical guide to service design, with 15 key principles that help create effective, accessible services oriented to the real needs of users
