• The groundbreaking standard work that defines the fundamentals of modern design grids
• A key reference for professional designers worldwide - written by Josef Müller-Brockmann
• Clear systems that continue to shape curricula and design processes today
• The indispensable handbook for structured, functional, and consistent design

For more than forty years, Grid Systems has been a practical handbook for designers in training or teaching, providing a simple, step-by-step introduction to the function and application of grids in two- and three-dimensional applications. It contains precise instructions for the use of all common grid systems (8 to 32 grid fields), which can be applied to a wide variety of projects.

Grids are a working tool that allows designers to conceive, organize, and design visual solutions more reliably and quickly - from business cards to exhibition stands. Josef Müller-Brockmann has documented and explained in detail, step by step, all the essential points that must be considered when designing a grid, with numerous application examples.

Hardcover, 21.0 × 30.0 cm, 176 pages, 357 illustrations. Bilingual edition (German / English).

Müller-Brockmann's handbook has structured visual thinking since 1981 and hasn't aged a day. Bilingual, exact, quietly radical - every well-set page you've ever admired descends from it. For designers at any stage; it reads differently every five years.