Monocle • Book of the Nordics
Coffee table book
The Monocle Book of the Nordics.
240 pages.
Hardcover. Printed in Italy.
REF. 87505
W.22,5 x H.2,5 x D.30cm
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A thrilling exploration of Europe’s northernmost reaches.
Looking beyond the frozen expanses, thick forests and towering mountains, The Monocle Book of the Nordics uncovers the folks, firms and stories that help the region rank highly in everything from art and architecture to eating and living well.
A thrilling exploration of Europe’s northernmost reaches. The Nordic region has long fostered a distinct set of values that have helped its nations excel in quiet diplomacy, thoughtful design and reasoned debate and Monocle’s editors have returned time and again for inspiration on how to live better.
Join us as we meet the retailers reaching higher in Reykjavík, experience Helsinki’s hottest hospitality, introduce you to Norway’s most notable designers and deliver the Danish dishes not to be missed.
Monocle magazine was launched in 2007 to provide a briefing on global affairs, business, culture, design and much more. At Monocle, they believed that there was a globally minded audience of readers who were hungry for opportunities and experiences beyond their national borders.
Outposts of opportunity, people reinventing their cities and nations, businesses rooted in their communities, wise folk with ideas that you should know about, architecture that makes you feel better.
These are just a few of the things that Monocle has been championing for the past 15 years as they have encouraged their readers and listeners to do their part, to head over the horizon to explore – and to have some fun while doing it.
Monocle is the news source for people who want to know more, hear a richness of views not just from the anglosphere and who, despite all the challenges, want to venture out into the world.
On the publishing side, Monocle also developed a book business and in 2020 launched their own independent imprint.
