A Practice for Everyday Life designed a two-volume publication presenting over 400 works from Marguerite Steed Hoffman’s modern and contemporary art collection. The design reflects the collector’s sensibility through refined typography, subtle color choices, and material sensitivity, with details inspired by illuminated manuscripts and concrete poetry. Complementary packaging, including a tote bag, postcards, and wrapping paper, extends the project’s visual narrative.
A Practice for Everyday Life designed the first large-scale monograph for artist Raphaela Simon. The book’s cover interprets one of Simon’s paintings with a screenprinted light blue check pattern, while the interior layout balances generous white space, full-bleed details, and dynamic grids to reflect the tension between formality and anomaly present in her work.