Six pieces of wood, ten screws, two bolts: the Thonet No. 14
By Porter Lang Count the parts. That is the whole trick of this chair, and it is why it ended […]
By Porter Lang Count the parts. That is the whole trick of this chair, and it is why it ended […]
By Ines Keane Stand on the Daniel tower and the town below you is almost a perfect circle. Beyond it,
By Isla Quinn Dusk. A cold window. In it, an arch of light. It is a Schwibbogen, a candle arch,
By Porter Lang If you arrive in Germany on a Saturday evening with an empty bag and a list of
By Rafe Calder The first Advent wreath was not green, and it was not small. It was a wooden wheel
By Ines Keane Most bridges are for crossing. The one in Erfurt is for living on. Houses stand along both
By Rafe Calder A plate says a good deal on its underside. A name, a shield, sometimes a place, and
By Porter Lang Start with the mechanism, because it is what a buyer should check first. According to Pelikan’s own
By Isla Quinn Round. Sugared. Filled with jam and fried in plenty of fat. It is the same pastry from
By Ines Keane Look down in Freiburg’s old town and there it is, a narrow channel of running water set