The WSJ spotlights Carpenters Workshop Gallery, and its challenges to the boundaries between art and design.  “We’re nonconformists, because we’re not interested in design, as such—the functionality of the object is not relevant,” says founder Loïc Le Gaillard. “What we like is the way that there is strong narrative in the object.”

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