Discover the groundbreaking concepts and innovations that have shaped design history in this visually rich and insightful guide. Featuring over 90 landmark design ideas—from early ceramic forms to modern digital interfaces—this 336-page hardcover explores how creativity and functionality intersect across disciplines, including graphic design, architecture, product design, and emergent technologies.

Each entry provides clear explanations, historical context, and witty infographics, making complex ideas accessible and engaging. With profiles of key designers and movements—from Bauhaus and mid-century modern to parametricism—The Design Book serves as both an inspiring introduction and a handy reference for students, creatives, and anyone curious about the forces that shape our visual world.

Perfect for educators, design professionals, and casual learners, this edition supports deeper exploration with its structured insights into how design reflects and influences society.