The Return of Collectible Furniture
At the last edition of the design fair, the queues were not for the galleries showing new work but for those with historical inventory: a single Prouvé chair, a Mollino desk, a lamp by Gino Sarfatti.
This article is part of Escaping Magazine's continuing coverage of design. Additional reporting and features are available in the Design section.
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Anaïs Berger
Culture Editor
Anaïs covers art, collecting and the institutions shaping cultural life in cities from Paris to São Paulo.
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