Object of the Week

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

Object of the Week

'Coque' armchair', 1975: Philippe Hiquily

By Anna Sansom

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Coup de Foudre: TDE asks Gabrielle Ammann, Lawrence Bonnel, Steven Volpe and Sandra Weingort: "Which is the first piece of collectible design you really fell in love with and why?"

By TDE Editorial Team

‘Italian Desk’, circa 1970s by Anna Sansom

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Object of the Week

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

'Coque' armchair', 1975: Philippe Hiquily

Coup de Foudre: TDE asks Gabrielle Ammann, Lawrence Bonnel, Steven Volpe and Sandra Weingort: "Which is the first piece of collectible design you really fell in love with and why?"

'Italian Desk', circa 1970s: Unknown

'Emerald Fissure Stone Fossil 02', 2021: Studio Nucleo

'Garrison Stool', 2016-2021: STACKLAB

'Multimo Sofa', 1969: Pierre Paulin

‘Wire Cone Chair’, 1960: Verner Panton

'Cactus Low Table', 2021: Studio Manda

'Brocaded Weave Lamba', 2009: Simon Peers

10 Objects from Design Miami/Basel: TDE's curation.

'Within. Upon. and Hold Me - Moon Jars', 2021: JAMESPLUMB and Glithero

'Low Table', 1961: Jacques Dumond