Gestalten released Staging Space a compilation of the 'scenic interiors and spatial experiences' late last year. It's quite a thorough volume, covering a broad cross-section of categories, split into many sections including office spaces, exhibition design, scenographic environments and spatial explorations.

Chapters begin with a short forward, putting the work in context in a general sense, and each following entry is left open to the readers interpretation with a short, easily digestible description.

Sinato Campaign

Raw Edges

It's a very enjoyable format, the details make it very easy to find more, in-depth information online or from other sources, leaving the bulk of the pages as a rich visual source book. I imagine that a visual merchandiser, or anyone who seeks to convey meaning through environment will find this book a really useful resource.

Nelly Ben Hayoun

Oki Sato, nendo

Henrique Oliveira

The works shown inside the book cover a broad range of aesthetic language, its clear that the editor has tried to avoid a particular style or approach- it is hard to imagine that any one persons taste would enjoy each and every entry, but this provides a refreshing rhythm through the book of slow flicking and lingering with fast page turning.

Mark Friedberg

llot llov

As a person who definitely enjoyed the book in this 'self-curatorial' way, the entries featured here are my own highlights- there are many many more -- enjoy!