What makes us pause and notice the seemingly mundane? In this collection of photo essays, renowned designer Jasper Morrison explores the hidden narratives behind everyday scenes—a broken flowerpot, twin tables standing side by side, a garden hose coiled around an old car wheel. With a keen eye for detail and a curiosity for the overlooked, Morrison invites us to reflect on the stories these ordinary objects tell, uncovering the beauty and meaning woven into the fabric of everyday life.
Written and designed by Jasper Morrison
Lars Müller Publishers
6 ¾ x 9 in
80 pages, 37 illustrations
Hardcover
Jasper Morrison is a distinguished English product and furniture designer known for his refined, understated aesthetic. He famously believes that “objects should never shout.” He has received the CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire), the second-highest honor in the UK after a knighthood or damehood, awarded for his notable contributions to design. He also holds the RDI (Royal Designer for Industry) title, the highest accolade in the UK for excellence across diverse design disciplines, recognizing his influence and impact on contemporary design.
