Object of the Week

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

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Book Review / Handmade: An absorbing account of a material scientist's adventures in the workshop.

By Grant Gibson

‘Tessuto’ vase, 1985 by TDE Editorial Team

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Object of the Week

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

Book Review / Handmade: An absorbing account of a material scientist's adventures in the workshop.

'Tessuto' vase, 1985: Lino Tagliapietra

'Doge' banquette, 2003: Christian Liaigre

'Attenuated By Fetters', 2020: James Evans

'CH24 Wishbone Chair', 1949/2021: Hans Wegner

'Caesar Salad Chandelier', 2021: Chloe Wise

Book Review / Moving Objects: Emotive design: What is it and what does it do?

'Elemental Cabinet', 2017: Kostas Lambridis

'Lizzo', 2020: Saelia Aparicio

'Fantastiko West', 2001: Stephen Dixon

'Marayour Table', 2021: Vince Skelly

'Hoge' armchair, 1919: Gerrit Thomas Rietveld