“I always dreamed of having a peacock chair just because it’s so ingrained in Black culture,” said Amanda Wicks, seated, with her husband William Ford and 8-month-old twin girls Amil and ...

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And yet, I was compelled to follow through with the chair’s disassembly — in part because of its entanglements with colonial carceral labor, American Victorian leisure, and the Black Power ...

"Like a male peacock," she said, "the chair wants to be seen. It commands attention." It's done just that for over a century, periodically re-emerging in pop culture and in the cyclical world of ...

The Peacock chair is a design icon, but most people associate it with 1970s bohemian style instead of its true origins. Filipino-American designer Cheyenne Concepcion hopes to change that.