Never Too Small #4

Description

‘Creative, compact and joyful ways to design and live’

Never Too Small is the new print endeavour from the well-known YouTube channel of the same name that platforms small space design. It is made from offcuts of the videos, as their conversations with interesting people and their tiny homes always end up going beyond just space and design. The result is an unpretentious interiors and architecture magazine focused on creativity, individuality, sustainability and innovation.

The fourth edition of NTS is dedicated to all things colour and is packed full of stories that ‘refer to the sense of joy, meaning or vitality that colour conjures in our lives’. On the cover, La Fotosintesi studio founders and architect power couple Julie Nebout and Giuseppe Punzo welcome us into their vibrant Naples home. Aside from expected features on small(er) homes and spaces, the NTS team celebrate the ‘hot kitschy mess’ of the iconic 1980s Memphis Milano movement; commemorate ‘the grandfather of Mexican Modernism’ Luis Barragán, whose striking colour palette revolutionised Mexican architecture; and visit the Sydney-based studio of fluorescent pigment connoisseur Kirthana Selvaraj.

Plus, for those feeling sufficiently inspired, colour expert Rachel Lacy was tasked with putting together a useful cheat sheet for brightening up your home.