Object of the Week

One object, up close. Who made it, how it was made & why it’s important.

‘Bienenstock Coffee Table’, 2022 by Adrian Madlener

Object of the Week

‘Bienenstock Coffee Table’, 2022 Chris Eitel, Vladimir Kagan Design Group

By Adrian Madlener

Object of the Week

'Parzival Sofa', 1987 Robert Wilson

By Adrian Madlener

Object

Spooky Designs: Eerie, macabre or monstrous - TDE chooses four alluringly spine-chilling pieces for Halloween week.

By Louis Barnard

‘Trolley’, circa 1937-38 by TDE Editorial Team

Object of the Week

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Object of the Week

One object, up close. Who made it, how it was made & why it’s important.

‘Bienenstock Coffee Table’, 2022 Chris Eitel, Vladimir Kagan Design Group

'Parzival Sofa', 1987 Robert Wilson

Spooky Designs: Eerie, macabre or monstrous - TDE chooses four alluringly spine-chilling pieces for Halloween week.

'Trolley', circa 1937-38: Gerald Summers

‘Shelter No. 6’, 2022: Janet Lines

‘Coffee Table’, 1972: Ado Chale

‘Organic Yakisugi n2’, 2020: Vincent Dubourg

‘Ibuju Table’, 2022: Fango

'Extrude Side Table', 2022: Will Coggin

‘Old Well (Furuido)’, 2021: Yonezawa Jirō

'Our Bodies, In Fragmented Gesture', 2019: Zoë Paul

'Chigaidana' chest, 1988-1990: George Nakashima

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