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Gerald Summers: Emotional Utilitarian
To coincide with our new collection, we’re celebrating history’s Emotional Utilitarians. Designer-makers who committed themselves to the very plainly functional, with a touch of romanticism. For our ‘bent lug’ frames, Handel and Kember, we looked to Gerald Summers’ obsessive experimentation with plywood furniture.