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Jony Ive designs oak rostrum for Christie's auction house

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Design firm LoveFrom, led by Jony Ive, has designed a new oak rostrum for Christie's auction houses worldwide to replace the original Chippendale design from 1776. The project underscores the importance of meticulous attention to detail and historical context in design, emphasizing that even unseen elements contribute to the overall quality and integrity of a product. For content creators, this highlights the value of thorough research and consideration of all aspects of their work, visible or not, to achieve a seamless and authoritative presentation.

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