Yes, this world is becoming more digital by the minute, but did you hear the sales of print books are through the roof, too? We’re glad, because no matter how many news sites you can access on your tablet or services you can call to your door with a smartphone, there’s joy and purpose to that simple, millennia old codex you can hold in your hand. No batteries or power cords needed. Nonetheless, if you’re going to expend the time, money, energy, and paper (hopefully recycled) to create such a thing, you better make it memorable and engaging. That’s where we come in. Case in point:
Volume’s longstanding relationship with Heath Ceramics continues with the design for their new book, Tile Makes the Room. This weighty tome highlights creative uses of tile to enliven any kind of space, empowering readers to go beyond the boring monochromatic square tile solution. And continuing the Volume tradition of books as tactile objects, feel that cover…mmmmm, it’s like we tiled every cover individually by hand.
