Domus #1107
245 x 325 mm, 200+ pages
Rozzano, Italy (Italian & English-language)
Published since 1928
Editorial director: Walter Mariotti
Art direction: Francesco Franchi and Lorenzo Frosi
Founded by furniture designer and architect, Gio Ponti—with the subtitle ‘Architecture and decor of the modern home in the city and in the country’—Domus is a hefty Italian bible of built and inhabited space.
This issue for December 2025 is titled ‘Italia: continuità, cura, visione’ (that’s Italian for ‘Italy: continuity, care, vision’), rounding off the year with a poignant reflection penned by editorial director Walter Mariotti on the intrinsic ties between democracy and the preservation of a nation’s architectural and historical landmarks. As is traditional for this time of year, the issue covers ‘stories of resistance and inversions of trends’, featuring examples from Milan, Perugia, Rome and further afield.
Also included: a monograph dedicated to the Chinese architect ‘Ma Yansong’ and ‘domusair’—a special supplement on aviation and infrastructure in modern cities.