Born in Scotland, Nadia Pedreschi trained initially at the Glasgow School of Art where she developed a user-centered approach to design. In 2008 she graduated from the IM Masters department at the Design Academy Eindhoven. Inspired by the world around her and driven by the need to question what is familiar, Nadia believes that the little details that often go unnoticed have the potential to form big revelations. Through insight her work aims to re-evaluate the interactions between people, products, spaces and services. Currently Nadia lives and works in London.

While the table does not aim to cure people of their obsessive behaviour, it exists to highlight the fine line between what is perceived to be normal and abnormal behaviour. It suggests that we all experience obsessive tendencies to some degree,” says Nadia about the Obsession table.