Tools Magazine explores a single process (cut, fold, weave, mold) related to art, design, architecture, industry, and craft. In doing so, Tools creates an illuminating inventory of design processes that bridges historical context with contemporary innovation. More of a cultural document than a magazine, Tools celebrates the anonymous creators behind everyday objects. By presenting craft through such a fine-tuned design lens, Tools transforms technical processes into narrative experiences, revealing the intricate and often overlooked stories embedded in objects we surround ourselves with. Large-format and lavishly printed, Tools Magazine is a valuable resource you will want to keep.