The Case for Heirloom Furniture in an Era Obsessed With Biodegradable Everything

The Case for Heirloom Furniture in an Era Obsessed With Biodegradable Everything

Joe Doucet has always been good at saying uncomfortable things politely. His latest provocation, delivered via Columns, a furniture collection with Bulgarian studio Oublier, is that the design industry’s obsession with biodegradable materials might be missing the point entirely. Furniture made from mycelium or algae can decompose in five years, sure, but a well-made antique…

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