Apr 10, 2023 · Called the Tamago Chair (tamago means egg in Japanese), the chair was molded after his wife's backside from years ago. But is this chair real? More importantly, does it really cost a lot of...

BEEF production designer Grace Yun breaks down David Choe's title card illustrations, Joseph Lee's ceramic sculptures, the Tamago chair, Maria Bello's sliding doors and "private museum" of a crown collection.

May 31, 2023 · Balanced against George’s failure to sell as a sculptor is the mega-success of his legendary artist father, and its resulting “65 Chair Exhibit” featuring the elder’s “classic” smooth sculptural...

Apr 28, 2023 · George is insecure about being a passive househusband who also hasn't had as much of an impact in the artworld as his father. I think him selling the chair would make him seem more useful and assertive aka more typically masculine, especially to Amy.

Apr 12, 2023 · From the precious Tamago chair to an impressive crown collection belonging to mogul Jordan (Maria Bello), each key artwork has been considered and curated - fans just have to look beyond the...

Apr 7, 2023 · The form of the chair, known as a Tamago, was based on the shape of her backend, and she plans to sell the the stylish seat to dig his estate out of debt. No surprise here: neither theft goes as...

Apr 20, 2023 · The Tamago chair - It says in one particular episode that the Tamago chair was somehow molded from Fumi. So I think there's a particular sentimental value to it; it's a symbolism that not everything can be bought with money.

Similarly, the Tamago—a three-legged stone chair shaped like an egg and molded to Fumi’s rear—is nonsensical and purposeless, a distracting shade of green in Amy’s otherwise austere, monochrome...

Jul 11, 2023 · After Paul spills the beans about the affair and Amy admits that it's true, George sobs that "I didn't even need to sell the Tamago chair". I don't understand why he came to that realization after hearing about the affair.

Apr 19, 2023 · The series follows an arc of road rage–induced antics between the two stars, but for design nerds like us, there’s one other character stealing the show: Tamago, a molded plastic chair created by Amy’s artist father-in-law.