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All I Want for Christmas / Loïc Le Gaillard

Carlo Mollino, ‘Dining Suite’, 1946

By TDE Editorial Team / 17th December 2020

Co-founder of the international Carpenters Workshop Gallery, dedicated to contemporary, collectible design, Loïc le Gaillard is a champion of creative ambition across the fields of art and design. He is also ambitious in his dreams for Christmas!

Loic Le Gaillard COURTESY: Carpenters Workshop Gallery

Loïc Le Gaillard
COURTESY: Carpenters Workshop Gallery

Which collectible design object would you like Father Christmas to bring you?
I would like the Carlo Mollino dining set that was recently auctioned at Christie’s.

Carlo Mollino, 'Dining Suite' designed for Ada and Cesare Minola, 1946 COURTESY: © Christie’s Images Limited 2019

Carlo Mollino, ‘Dining Suite’ designed for Ada and Cesare Minola, 1946
COURTESY: © Christie’s Images Limited 2019

Why this object?
Two reasons: Carlo was a renaissance man and I’ve long admired his work. The lines and the different materials make this piece so unique, artists usually use two materials, not three and this piece uses his knowledge of architecture, photography and car manufacturing.

Which table will you be sitting in on Christmas day?
I’ll be sitting around the Rick Owens ‘Plug Table (Bronze and Black Plywood)’. It sits 14, but there’ll only be 6 of us around this Christmas.

Rick Owens, 'Plug Table (Bronze and Black Plywood)', 2015 COURTESY: Carpenters Workshop Gallery

Rick Owens, ‘Plug Table (Bronze and Black Plywood)’, 2015
COURTESY: Carpenters Workshop Gallery

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