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Profiles of the designers who defined the postwar aesthetic — the Eameses, Arne Jacobsen, Verner Panton, and their contemporaries whose furniture and products are among design history’s most collected. Dominic Bradbury’s essential Phaidon reference for students, collectors, and design enthusiasts.

Ten extraordinary private residences by Peter Marino — interiors of remarkable luxury and cultural ambition, conceived as settings for significant art collections. A Phaidon landmark in luxury interior design documentation, presenting the work of New York’s most culturally serious residential architect.

A comprehensive geographical survey of mid-century modern masterpieces — over 250 defining buildings from around the world with photography, plans, and critical commentary. Dominic Bradbury demonstrates that mid-century modernism was a global phenomenon with Phaidon authority and genuine enthusiasm.

A comprehensive survey of Brutalism’s key architects — Breuer, Rudolph, Lasdun, and their contemporaries — and the raw concrete buildings that defined postwar urban landscapes. Owen Hopkins’s Phaidon volume makes a compelling case for a controversial movement that was both technically audacious and ideologically serious.

A landmark survey of over 200 women whose design work has shaped the made world — furniture, typography, textile, graphic and digital design, all richly illustrated. Jane Hall’s essential Phaidon volume challenges the male-dominated canon by making these overlooked contributions visible.

Phaidon’s survey of how the world’s most adventurous interior designers are using bold, unexpected colour — not as decoration but as architecture that shapes space and mood. Visually exhilarating and practically inspiring: an essential reference for designers and anyone reimagining their own space.