We’re pleased to share our latest interview, now live on Vitsœ’s Voice platform, where we discuss with Leanne Cloudsdale Counterprint’s approach to publishing, design curation and the evolving role of printed matter in a digital world.
Founded in 1959, Vitsœ has long stood as a benchmark for enduring, purposeful design. Best known for Dieter Rams’ iconic 606 Universal Shelving System, the company has built its reputation on principles of longevity, adaptability and a commitment to “less, but better” design.
In this conversation, we explore the shared values between Counterprint and Vitsœ, from a mutual appreciation of timeless design to a belief in creating work that resists disposability. The interview touches on our publishing journey, the importance of physical books in contemporary culture, and how we approach documenting design in a way that feels both accessible and enduring.
Vitsœ’s Voice platform is known for its thoughtful editorial perspective, highlighting stories that align with its philosophy of long-lasting, considered design. We’re honoured to be included among its contributors and to take part in a wider dialogue around creativity, sustainability and meaningful production.
Read the full interview on Vitsœ’s website:
https://www.vitsoe.com/gb/voice/counterprint
Photography: Kasia Bobula
