Object of the Week

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

‘Ginza Robot’ cabinet, 1982 by Adrian Madlener

Object of the Week

'Ginza Robot' cabinet, 1982: Masanori Umeda

By Adrian Madlener

Re-issue, Re-imagine, Re-make by Grant Gibson

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Book Review / Re-issue, Re-imagine, Re-make: Imitation or icon? A thorough investigation into the evolution of design.

By Grant Gibson

‘Ceiling light model K2-33’, circa 1950s 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.

'Ginza Robot' cabinet, 1982: Masanori Umeda

Book Review / Re-issue, Re-imagine, Re-make: Imitation or icon? A thorough investigation into the evolution of design.

'Ceiling light model K2-33', circa 1950s: Paavo Tynell for Taito Oy.

'Harmony-Circle' armchair, 2012: Xiao Tianyu

'Unique table', 1991: Tom Dixon

'Boss Lady Chair', 2018: Anna Aagaard Jensen

'Bibliothèque murale', 1950-1953: Gio Ponti

'Untitled' vessel, 2019: Kazunori Hamana

'Well Proven Chair', 2012: Marjan van Aubel & James Shaw

'A Trifle of Colour', 2020: Yinka Ilori

'Bench for Two', late 20th century: Nanna Ditzel

'I Wish I Were a Wave', 2019-20: Sheila Hicks