NEVER TOO SMALL no. 7 June 2026

Never Too Small is a new independent magazine dedicated to small-footprint living. Born from the renowned YouTube channel of the same name, it translates the project from digital to print. Within its pages, you will find conversations with creatives sharing their "micro-homes" and a vision of space that transcends design. Creativity, individuality, sustainability, and innovation converge in a magazine that invites us to rethink our living spaces without limits.
The sixth issue of the magazine explores the themes of longevity and the permanence of forms and ideas. Gracing the cover is the Athens-based architecture studio Point Supreme: their celebrated "Nadja" project introduces an exclusive journey through the urban vision of founders Marianna Rentzou and Konstantinos Pantazis. The journey concludes inside their Petralona House, a surprising residence situated in the shadow of the Acropolis, where materials and colors engage in a play of constant contrasts.
The volume continues by celebrating the quintessential Italian flair of Campeggi, which has been revolutionizing furniture with its playful and ironic "convertibles" since the 1960s. Space is then given to the talent of Kumkum Fernando: the Sri Lankan artist explains how the window grills of Saigon are transformed into mythological sculptures (this issue even includes a paper tear-out model to build). The issue also features a tribute to Enzo Mari, a master of Italian design and an ethical compass for entire generations, as well as the discovery of Grafis Nusantara, a fascinating archive dedicated to the vintage graphics of Indonesian labels and stickers. To round out the issue, you will find an original guide to timeless design and a fun emoji comprehension quiz.