Collectible Design Articles

Eleanor Lakelin & Aude Herlédan: In Shadow and In Light by TDE Editorial Team

People

Eleanor Lakelin & Aude Herledan: The artists discuss their series of collaborative exhibitions.

By TDE Editorial Team

Preview / PAD Paris 2026 by Emma Crichton-Miller

Market

Preview / PAD Paris 2026: TDE's top five picks

By Emma Crichton-Miller

Market

Preview / TEFAF Maastricht 2026: TDE focuses on the rich offerings of furniture designed by architects.

By Emma Crichton-Miller

People

Richard McVetis: "From learning embroidery as a way of communicating – like a skill or a craft – I began to think about it as a way of thinking."

By Emma Crichton-Miller

Preview / Collect 2026 by TDE Editorial Team

Market

Collect 2026: A gathering of accomplished objects from around the world.

By TDE Editorial Team

PAD Paris + Art Paris 2024/ Roundup by Emma Crichton-Miller

Market

PAD Paris + Art Paris 2024/ Roundup: A buoyant mood at two fairs full of surprises and unexpected juxtapositions

By Emma Crichton-Miller

Paris Dispatch / January 2023 by Anna Sansom

Exhibitions

Paris: Jorge Zalszupin and Haegue Yang - two shows to catch before the end of the week.

By Anna Sansom

SALES ANALYSIS / December sales New York 2022 by Astrid Malingreau

Market

Sales analysis: New York brings records for Printz, Legrain, Rateau and Dupré-Lafon, but are there signs of a softening market?

By Astrid Malingreau

‘Ousia Throne X textile work’, 2022 by TDE Editorial Team

Object of the Week

‘Ousia Throne X textile work’, 2022: Sizar Alexis & Nathalie Van der Massen

By TDE Editorial Team

Object

The Christmas Stocking: Ten galleries choose a piece of collectible design to pop on Santa’s sleigh.

By TDE Editorial Team

People

Amauri Aguiar “Collectible design has always been a very niche segment, but its continued growth has been the driving force pushing new trends.”

By Adrian Madlener

People

Robert Wilson: “A chair is for me like sculpture, I like to look at it in space and to see it from different sides. I do not see chairs as having any function other than that.”

By Paul Clemence

Collectible Design

Articles focused on collectible design around the world.

Eleanor Lakelin & Aude Herledan: The artists discuss their series of collaborative exhibitions.

Preview / PAD Paris 2026: TDE's top five picks

Preview / TEFAF Maastricht 2026: TDE focuses on the rich offerings of furniture designed by architects.

Richard McVetis: "From learning embroidery as a way of communicating – like a skill or a craft – I began to think about it as a way of thinking."

Collect 2026: A gathering of accomplished objects from around the world.

PAD Paris + Art Paris 2024/ Roundup: A buoyant mood at two fairs full of surprises and unexpected juxtapositions

Paris: Jorge Zalszupin and Haegue Yang - two shows to catch before the end of the week.

Sales analysis: New York brings records for Printz, Legrain, Rateau and Dupré-Lafon, but are there signs of a softening market?

‘Ousia Throne X textile work’, 2022: Sizar Alexis & Nathalie Van der Massen

The Christmas Stocking: Ten galleries choose a piece of collectible design to pop on Santa’s sleigh.

Amauri Aguiar “Collectible design has always been a very niche segment, but its continued growth has been the driving force pushing new trends.”

Robert Wilson: “A chair is for me like sculpture, I like to look at it in space and to see it from different sides. I do not see chairs as having any function other than that.”