The Zig Zag chair is an iconic piece of furniture designed by the Dutch designer Gerrit Thomas Rietveld in 1934. It consists of a seat composed of three wooden planks assembled in a Z-shape, to which a fourth plank is joined for the back. This chair is a product of the minimalist and constructivist “De Stijl” movement.

This folder was designed by Integral Typography as a self-initiated project. It contains 48 digitally printed pages measuring 210×297 mm.

Gino Buscaini, François Labande, Maurice Brandt: The highest Alps summits is a book that covers a list called the UIAA List. It indexes all the Alpine summits that exceed an altitude of 4,000 metres. To make this repertoire more complete, a route is provided for each summit. The technical text is toned by satellite images of the summits that appear as abstract textures.

This book was made by Integral Typography using Suisse Int'l Medium for all the text.