Design as Art by Bruno Munari

Design as Art by Bruno Munari

Munari's position is that the designer's job is to make ordinary things well, and that a good lamp or a well-designed orange matters more than another painting nobody looks at.

The essays are short and illustrated with his own sketches: on the design of the orange, the pea and the rose as examples of perfect packaging; on why a fork works; on the tyranny of decoration; on visual communication and legibility. He is funny and impatient, and the pieces on children's perception are still cited by educators.

A classic of design writing from one of the twentieth century's most inventive artists.

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