Grégoire de Lafforest created this gorgeous birdcage table he called Cage Archibird, which he explains was designed to break convention. It creates a theatrical aspect to the traditional table, as an homage to curiosity cabinets. The bird cages are designed to look like glass bells as a nod to the idea of stuffed/taxidermy birds. It’s very interesting, but not sure I’d want to eat at it!
The cage was made by Ateliers Seewhy and is being exhibited at Gallery Gosserez in Paris. Photos by Jérome Galland.
