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COSMO COLLECTION TRANSIT IONAL MODERN FURNITURE ‘COSMO’POLITAN STYLE

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Unit 2/12 Second Floor, Centre Dome, Design Centre Chelsea Harbour, London SW10 0XE

the ‘Benson’RangeEncouraged by Sir Edwyn Byrne Jones

and William Morris, W A S Benson

established a metal workshop in

London in 1880. These Arts & Crafts

lights are inspired by his designs.

CF981 Rise & Fall Pendant Light

H240 x D400mm; Cream or green shade

TL980 Table Lamp H650 x D380mm

WL980 2-Light Wall Sconce

H310 x W480mm

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Lighting forPrestige Interiors

the ‘Jazz’ RangeMurano glass spheres and polished nickel on brass:

WL711 2-Light Wall Sconce, H155 x D29mm

TL711 Table Light Spheres, H520 x D160mm

CF711 6-Light Chandelier, H530 x D720mm

Silk lampshades for the new Jazz range:

Oval 5” Laminate Candle Shade,

H4.25” x W5” x PROJECTION 3”

LS205BLAM (Blue Silk); LS205RLAM (Red Silk)

Oval 14” Laminate Doup Shade, Self Trim

H11” x W14” x PROJECTION 10.25”

LS214BLAM (Blue Silk); LS214RLAM (Red Silk)

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FRANCECOLLECTION PRIVEE3 Rue Des Etats-Unis, Cannes, 06400+33 4 9399 2322 www.collection-privee.com

GERMANYWOHNKULTURElbchaussee 97, Hamburg, 22763+49 (0) 40 33 55 53 www.wohnkultur-behrens.de

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NEW ZEALANDCAVIT & CO PTY LTD547a Parnell Road, Parnell, Auckland 1052+64 9 358 3771 www.cavitco.com

QATARLIVING IN INTERIORSS 186-187 12 La Croisetter Porto Arabia, The Pearl+974 44953510 www.livinginq.com

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THAILANDDM HOME555 Park Thonglor Tower, Thonglor 19Sukhumvit 55, Klongton-nua, Wattana, Bangkok 10110+66 2 365 0789 93 www.decormart.comDM HOME3rd Fl. Siam Paragon 991 Rama 1, Patumwan, Bangkok 10330+66 2 610 9850 www.decormart.comDM HOME78 Moo 5, Chalerm Prakiat Road, Wichit Sub District, Muang Phuket District, Phuket 83000+66 76 612 687 8 www.decormart.com

UNITED KINGDOMANDREW MARTIN INTERNATIONAL LTD198-200 Walton Street, South Kensington, London, SW3 2JL+44 (0)20 7225 5100 www.andrewmartin.co.ukARTHUR BRETT & SONS LTD103 Pimlico Road, London, SW1W 8PH+44 (0) 20 7730 7304 www.arthurbrett.com

HARRODS LTD68 Hammersmith Road, London, W14 8YW+44 (0) 20 7730 1234 www.harrods.comLINLEY60 Pimlico Road, London, SW1W 8LP+44 (0) 20 7730 7300 www.davidlinley.com

UNITED STATESCALIFORNIASUNRISE HOME831 B Street, San Rafael, CA 94901 +1 415 456 3939 www.sunrisehome.comNORIEGA FURNITURE1455 Taraval Street, San Francisco, CA 94116+1 415 564 4110 www.noriegafurniture.comHD BUTTERCUP290 Townsend Street, San Francisco, CA 94107+1 415 820 4788 www.hdbuttercup.comFLEGELS FINE FURNITURE 870 Santa Cruz Ave, Menlo Park, CA 94025+1 650 326 9661 www.flegels.comMOGUL 8262 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90046+1 323 658 5130 www.mogullife.comHD BUTTERCUP 3225 Helms Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90034+1 310 558 8900 www.hdbuttercup.comROBERT WESTLEY DESIGNSSOCO, 3323D Hyland Avenue, Costa Mesa, CA 92626+1 714 546 7100 www.robertwestleydesigns.com DESIGNERS RESOURCE COLLECTION2915 Redhill Ave, Suite E-101, Costa Mesa, CA 92626+1 714 754 1577 www.drcshowroom.comBLISS HOME AND DESIGN3321 East Coast Highway, Corona Del Mar, CA 92625+1 949 566 0304 www.blissdesignfirm.comTOMMY BAHAMA HOME Fashion Island Mall, 401 Newport Center Dr. Suite A218, Newport Beach, CA 92660+1 949 706 9928 www.tommybahamafurniture.comCENTURY FURNITURE23811 Aliso Creek Road, #144, Laguna Niguel, CA 92677+1 949 643 1585www.centuryfurniture.comCOLORADOSLIFER DESIGNSRiverwalk at Edwards, 216 Main Street, Suite C -100 Edwards, CO 81632+1 866 926 8200 www.sliferdesigns.comHW HOME4246 Carson Street, #101, DenverCO, 80239+1 720 564 1286 www.hwhome.comCONNECTICUTLILLIAN AUGUST32 Knight Street, Norwalk, CT 06851+1 203 847 1596 www.lillianaugust.com RINFRET HOME & GARDEN354 Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830+1 203 622 0204 www.rinfretltd.com WAKEFIELD COLLECTION652 Glenbrook Road, Stamford, CT Stamford+1 203 358 0818 www.wakefielddesigncenter.com POUGH INTERIORS1 Main Street, Essex, CT 06426+1 860 581 8344 www.poughinteriors.com MILLIE RAE’S1799 Post Road East, Westport, CT 06880+1 203 259 7200 www.millieraesstore.blogspot.com TROVARE HOME245 East Putnam Avenue, Cos Cob, CT 06807+1 203 869 5512 www.trovarehomedesign.com SUSAN ANDERSON DESIGNS / WHITE BIRCH STUDIO3 Sconset Square, Westport, CT 06883+1 203 557 9137 [email protected] HOAGLAND’S175 Greenwich Ave, Greenwich, CT 06830+1 203 869 2127 www.hoaglands.comFLORIDAISLAND HOME334 Worth Avenue, Palm Beach, FL 33480+1 561 832 6244 www.islandhomepalmbeach.comJALAN JALAN3921 NE 2nd Avenue, Miami, FL 33137+1 305 572 9998 www.jalanmiami.com

ALLISON PALADINO18396 SE Heritage Dr, Jupiter, FL 33469+1 561 514 0155 www.apinteriors.com SHARRON LEWIS DESIGN CENTRAL1601 NE 2nd Avenue, Miami, FL 33132+1 305 373 7330 www.sharronlewis.comBAY DESIGN 326 13th Avenue South, Naples, FL 34102+1 239 649 0906 www.baydesignstore.comPHOEBE HOWARD4128 Herschel Street, Jacksonville, FL 32210+1 904 387 1202 www.phoebehoward.com TRADITIONS 870 6th Avenue South, Naples, FL 34102+1 239 213 1240 www.traditions.com

GEORGIAPHOEBE HOWARD425 Peachtree Hills Avenue, Suite #23, Atlanta, GA 30305+1 404 816 3830 www.phoebehoward.comOWEN LAWRENCE87 West Paces Ferry Road NW, Atlanta, GA 30305+1 404 869 7360 www.owenlawrence.com

ILLINOISPEACHTREE PLACE303 Happ Road, Northfield, IL 60093+1 847 441 7585 www.peachtreeplaceonline.com

KENTUCKYBITTNERS731 East Main Street, Louisville, KY 40202+1 502 584 6349 www.bittners.com

MARYLANDSHEFFIELD FURNITURE1582 Rockville Pike, Rockville, MD, 20852+1 301 881 6010 www.sheffieldfurniture.comTHE KELLOGG COLLECTION6241 Falls Road, Baltimore, MD 21209+1 410 296 4378 www.kelloggcollection.com

MASSACHUSETTSVINEYARD DECORATORS835 Airport Road, Vineyard Haven, MA 02568+1 508 693 9197 www.vineyarddecorators.comVU DESIGN33 Bassett Lane, Hyannis, MA 02601+1 774 470 1363 [email protected] DAYTON HOME LLC276 Washington Street, Wellesley, MA 02481+1 617 227 5343 www.dayton-home.com

MICHIGANTHE QUIET MOOSE2666 Charlevoix Avenue, Petoskey, MI 49770+1 231 348 5353 www.quietmooseonline.com

MINNESOTA THE SITTING ROOM380 2nd Street, Excelsior, MN, 55331+1 952 473 4440 www.thesittingroomstudio.com

MISSOURIKDR DESIGNER SHOWROOMS11660 Page Srvc. Dr., St. Louis, MO 63146+1 314 993 5020 www.kdrshowrooms.comNEW JERSEYLAWRENCE MAYER WILSON709 Riverview Drive, Brielle, NJ 08730+1 732 223 0900 www.lmw-interiors.comSURROUNDINGS FURNITURE & DESIGN200 Tilton Road, Northfield, NJ 08225+1 609 407 5002 www.surroundingsfurniture.comWOSTBROCK HOME225 Goffle Road Ridgewood, NJ 07450+1 201 445 0807 www.wostbrockhome.comNEW YORKENGLISH COUNTRY ANTIQUES26 Snake Hollow Road, Bridgehampton, NY 11932+1 631 537 0606 www.ecantiques.com ABC CARPET & HOME888 & 881 Broadway, New York, NY 10003+1 212 473 3000 www.abchome.comCOCOBOLO37 Maple Avenue, Armonk, NY 10504+1 914 273 4485 www.cocoboloarmonk.com HABITAT LTDPO Box 1071, 710 Montauk Highway, Water MillNY 11976+1 631 726 9311 www.habitatltd.com

HAMPTON WHITES509 North Main Street, Port Chester, NY 10573+1 914 967 1867 www.hamptonwhites.com GANSETT LANE HOME6 South Etna Avenue, Montauk, NY 11954+1 631 668 8050 www.gansettlane.com PENNSYLVANIALUXE HOME1308 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19107+1 215 732 2001www.luxehomepa.com SHEFFIELD FURNITURE211 East King Street, Malvern, PA 19655+1 610 644 7450 www.sheffieldfurniture.com

NORTH CAROLINAFURNITURE LAND SOUTH5635 Riverdale Drive, Jamestown, NC 27282+1 336 822 3000 www.furniturelandsouth.com DEMI RYAN1001 Park Glen Pl, Durham, NC 27713+1 918 806 8708 www.demiryan.com

SOUTH CAROLINAJ BANKS DESIGN GROUP INC.35 North Main Street, Suite 120, Hilton Head Island, SC 29926+1 843 681 5122 www.jbanksdesign.comPOSTCARD FROM PARIS631 S Main Street, Greenville, SC 29601+1 864 233 6622 www.postcardfromparis.com

TEXASBERNADETTE SCHAEFLER1616 Hi Line Drive, Suite 100, Dallas, TX 75207+1 214 749 0816 www.bernadetteschaeffler.comLOUIS SHANKS2930 West Anderson Ln, Austin, TX 78757+1 512 451 6501 www.louisshanksfurniture.comLOUIS SHANKS2800 Fondren Rd, Houston, TX 77063+1 713 780 9770 www.louisshanksfurniture.comLOUIS SHANKS11035 West Interstate 10San Antonio, TX78230+1 210 691 1400 www.louisshanksfurniture.comCARLIN & CO.150 Turtle Creek Blvd, Suite 211, Dallas, TX 75207+1 214 760 7216 www.carlinandcompany.netSHABBY SLIPS1126 1/2 West 6th Street, Austin, TX 78703+1 512 478 5666 www.shabbyslipsaustin.com

VIRGINIASHEFFIELD FURNITURE21080 Dulles Town Center, Dulles, VA 20133+1 571 323 6000 www.sheffieldfurniture.comTHE KELLOGG COLLECTION1353 Chain Bridge Road, McLean, VA 22101+1 703 506 0850 www.kelloggcollection.comTHE KELLOGG COLLECTION6227 River Road, Richmond, VA 23229+1 804 285 9143 www.kelloggcollection.com

WASHINGTON DCTHE KELLOGG COLLECTION5215 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, DC 20015+1 202 363 6879 www.kelloggcollection.comSCHOENER’S INTERIORS 2045 120th Ave NE, #200, Bellevue, WA, 98005+1 425 454 9000 www.schoenersinteriors.com

WEST INDIESARCHER’S HALL DESIGN CENTREQueen’s Street, Speightstown, Barbados WI+1 246 422 0400 www.archershall.com

CASTLE CARY2 Market Place, Castle Cary, Somerset, BA7 7ALT: +44 (0) 1963 351 212E: [email protected]

LONDON555 Kings Road, London, SW6 2EBT: +44 (0) 20 7371 8733E: [email protected]

ATLANTAAmericasMart, Building 1, Floor 14,Suite A5, Georgia 30303T: +001 404 749 5017E: [email protected]

HIGH POINTOnly During Market, C + D Building, Suite 2A, High PointT: +001 336 886 3549E:[email protected]

A series of signed and limited edition dog portraits by watercolour artist Ian Mason. They are available from our stockists above

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WE COULD refer to this striking 78 inches long Thomas credenza as ‘black tie’ as it brings together some of the best in design elements including brightly polished handles and black glass doors for a truly distinctive look. This four-door design from John-Richard offers a stylish silhouette and may be used in a variety of decorating environments. T: +001 662 453 5809 | www.johnrichard.com

SUSAN CALHOUN of Collage Designs creates a serene blue room in the living area of this getaway home in Siesta Key, Florida. A cool celadon green is used on the walls as a soothing canvas for the array of blues used in the furnishings, rugs, curtains and accessories; ranging from grey-blue through cornflower to indigo. The darker blue details highlighted in the cushions on the sofa, the turtle artwork on the wall and the decorative boxes on the coffee table ensure the theme flows seamlessly through the room. T: +001 416 932 0302 | www.collagedesigns.ca

The graceful Comtesse chair and ottoman are

designed with comfort in mind. As part of

Biltmore by Fine Furniture Design, these are

just two of seventy-plus exceptional items

curated to work beautifully together.

The entire Biltmore collection exhibits a fresh

look on grand time-honoured classics.

Tel: +001 336 883 9918

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Susan Calhoun’s serene blues

BILTMORE’S COMFORT AND GRACE

LUXURY stone specialist Lapicida is opening a Manhattan flagship showroom this Spring. With a commanding position on the ground floor of the D&D Building at East 59th Street, the new showroom flies the flag for European heritage; from antique floors reclaimed from French chateaux to intricate geometric designs in native British stones, inspired by 18th Century references. Bespoke walls, floors and decorative pieces create a dazzling showcase for Lapicida’s admirable collection. T: +44 (0)80 0012 2220 | www.lapicida.com


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Jami Tarris’swildlife photographs showcase some of the world’s most beautiful animals. This visually impacting image

while it remains at ease in its natural habitat. Code: TISJ2 Sizes: 20”x 24” | 40cm x 60cm , 27” x 31” |65 cm x 78 cm, 52” x 44” | 132cm x 112cm

Our popular motorboat blue prints are given a new grand scale to showcase the intricate detail of these comprehensive plans.Code: SMGP4 Size: 50” x 22” | 127cm x 55cm

This stylised photographic study showcases the

Chosen here for their symmetry and simplicity,

beauties being used in this year’s Sochi Winter Olympics. For the most part the piece remains abstract but it does pay homage to winter sports and the pursuit of activity.Code: TAJ798 Size: 44”x52” | 112cm x 132cm

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Two Skis

captured in this photograph by Anne Loustaunou sway in the rolling breeze of a French meadow. Code TAJ793

An intricate portrait of the lily in its infancy; the tightly curled leaves will slowly unravel to eventually reveal the brightly coloured treasure within. Code TAJS802

A delicate and tranquil overhead view of a Japanese Aralia arranged in a circular vase. Code TAJ795Each image measures44”x44” | 112cm x 112cm

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Pinball Wizard

that despite its origin as a common garden herb is soft and feminine. Here the

Code: TACT792 Sizes: 67” x 49” | 170cm x 125cm and 46”x 35” | 117cm x 88cm

watercolour artist Ian Mason has captured the endearing personalities of canines

with his contemporary collection of portraiture. The art bears the charm of a loose and free style that echoes traditionalist techniques but in a far more modern palette. Ian mostly works in ink washes but occasionally introduces other media such as charcoal to great effect. Ian depicts a huge range of breeds in his portfolio which we are offering in a simple silver frame with a linen slip. Code: IMG6 Size: 28”x28” | 71cm x 71cm

CHARLES BELL was an American photo realist painter, known primarily for his large-scale still life images. With a subject matter primarily of vintage toys, pinball machines,

Charles sought to bring pictorial majesty and wonder to the mundane. The use of bright colours and illuminated subject matter captivate the viewer’s imagination. Code: TAJ783 Size: 52”x44” | 132cm x 112cm

This photographic study features the exquisite

artichoke. The perennial plant has wonderfully symmetric characteristics that add uniqueness, along with a beautiful palette of colour ranging from purples and silvers to green. The photograph is a stunning alternative to classical botanical study.Code: TAJ791 Size: 44”x 52”|112cm x 132cm

creating gardens Jill Ray uses her love of art to create these stunning landscapes. Often using her iPad as her sketch pad, Jill ‘loves the way

layers of translucent blocks of colour can build up an image’. With her work often resembling overlaid strips of tissue paper, Jill is focused on ‘colour, light and the rhythms of the landscape. Code: JRL3 Size: 26”x 26” | 66cm x 66cm

Mason’s Dogs

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The inspiration for this bed came from leafing

through the ‘pages of the past’, as the

designer Tiziano Bistaffa describes it. Its

value lies in the complexity of the traditional

craftsmanship, which enhances the detail

in production and highlights the heritage of

the Italian cabinet making experience.

T: +001 336 885 2239 | +44 (0)1273 385 255

www.selva.com

THESE life-like botanicals by New Growth Designs show the artistry of Ed Glenn - owner/designer - whose incredible skill and dedication to perfection allows designers to bring the beauty of nature indoors. Ed’s renowned ability in floral creations stems from both his natural talent and from experience with the family’s fresh flower business that has been operating for more than 60 years.T: +001 252 752 6195 | www.newgrowthdesigns.com

THE BAY DESIGN STOREIn addition to professional interior design studios, the store features an impressive and ever-changing selection of furniture, lamps,

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INSPIRATIONAL PAST

Talented design duo Barneby and Gates have added two new wallpapers to their growing collection. ‘Anchor‘ and ‘Chess’, are both printed using the surface print technique that is attributed to their painterly hand stamped finish. Chess is available in soft Stone or rich Burgundy. The nautical Anchor tile is an unusual combination of Moorish influence T: +44 (0)77 1348 3530 www.barnebygates.com

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HERITAGENew from Heritage Home this collection of outdoor furniture will look good on any deck. Their transitional

black synthetic wicker while the ottoman and cushions are covered in herringbone weaves. T: +001 828 267 5813 I www.heritagehome.com


BARLOW TYRIEexceptional outdoor furnishings since 1920

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Exceptional outdoor furnishings. Ranges in teak, stainless steel, aluminium and woven. Recipient of sixteen international design excellence awards.

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Tom Faulkner’s elegant new collection of Vienna lamps are beautifully water cut from solid steel with organic curves that translate a sinuous grace. There are two standard heights to choose from or they can be handmade to order. Available in eight

there’s also an additional highly polished stainless

a complementing handmade silk shade from a range of 50 colours. T: +44 (0)20 7351 7272 | www.tomfaulkner.co.uk

This large scale hanging lantern gives wonderful light and is made

the body to create a layered effect. T: + 44 (0)20 7730 6400 | www.soane.co.uk

The Layered Leaf Lamp is the newest addition to Andrew

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Interiors’ high-end furniture and lighting store and also online -

T: +44 (0)845 0773 280 | www.uber-interiors.com

Working with the highest quality materials available, Phillips & Wood produce

bespoke lighting and furniture for the most prestigious interior design projects. Unique

items are designed, drawn and computer rendered, produced and fitted within

extremely competitive timescales. T: + 44 (0) 20 8222 8117 | www.phillipsandwood.co.uk

Tom’s elegant Vienna lamps

The iconic shape of the Original 1227 Anglepoise lamp, designed in 1934 by George Carwardine using his patented constant spring technology, has a timeless appeal, delivering classic style and ultimate flexibility to any room. T: +44 (0)23 9224 450 www.anglepoise.com

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leading suppliers of since 1997

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275 Fulham Road, London SW10 9PZ

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An 18th century French damask wallpaper in sky blue and white creates drama in this

eclectic living space designed by Miles Redd. Accents of complementing shades of blue on the cushions and curtains complete the blue theme. Photograph: Simon Upton/The Interior Archive

A stunning abstract painting in various shades of blue, the easiest way to introduce

blue to your room, is complimented with a geometric patterned blue and white rug in this New York apartment designed by Anita Sarsidi. Photograph: Simon Upton/The Interior Archive

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century French inspired room is the perfect background for the beautifully ornate furniture covered in bright blue toile. Photograph: Fritz von der Schulenburg/The Interior Archive

Mimmi O’Connell adds a touch of blue to a traditional Majorcan room decorated

predominantly in white with the addition of boldly patterned cushions and rugs in matching shades of blue. Photograph: Fritz von der Schulenburg/The Interior Archive

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and living room in this Dutch home designed by Floriene Bosch, makes this ground floor social area flow together beautifully. Photograph: Simon Upton/The Interior Archive

A bright cerulean blue on the walls of this inviting Greek bedroom, designed by

John Stafanidis, is complemented by the rich navy blue of the textiles on the bed and the lamps either side of the four-poster. Photograph: Fritz von der Schulenburg/The Interior Archive

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Usually the go-to colour for beach houses and boy’s rooms, if you choose the right shade, the colour

blue can create a bright, bold and striking statement room, or a tranquil and soothing escape.

DESIGN IDEAS | decorating with blue

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A new book celebrates the famed decorative antiques showroom Guinevere

ocumenting the journey of the iconic Guinevere Guinevere:

The First 50 Years. Having recently celebrated its anniversary, the book features collated images

from the archives to tell the story of this fascinating shop and how it has evolved into what it is today.

into the neighbouring spaces over the years and now boasts

ideas has furnished the homes of the elite and style conscious

The shop was originally founded by French-born Genevieve

with a hat designer. Genevieve soon fell in love with her English teacher’s son and was suddenly designing a futuristic style home for them in Portobello. With a keen eye for aesthetic

their home and having tired of hat design, Genevieve decided to combine her passion for interiors with business and started

Initially the business traded pine furniture but it wasn’t long

and unusual pieces, which were introduced to her London clientele. The combination of Genevieve’s forward thinking outlook and her ability to set trends, created the foundations of what was to become one of London’s most successful

The shop is now run by Genevieve’s sons, Kevin and Marc, who take customers on a journey through time and across

fabrics and decorative accessories that are constantly changing. A combination of different styles and eras continue to successfully fuse together, east meets west, classic meets modern. Guinevere: The First 50 Years features home interviews with key clients and contacts, in addition to the company owners, this pictorial book is a collector’s piece taking the reader on a celebratory journey of

business.

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Setting the style for 50 years

DESIGN NEWS | iconic showroom

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Creating classics that are

in tune with the times

lways fashion conscious, the ‘new’ traditionalist has respect for history but demands that traditional design continually be re-interpreted, designs that look

to the classics but stay in tune with the times. A symbol of graceful living, traditional design is also a symbol of success. It began with Queen Victoria,

home, therefore giving the home greater social

to what we might call the new era of the interior designer whose customers demand incredible rooms. Early women of design, Nancy Lancaster, Elsie de Wolfe and Sister Parrish, among other greats, opened the door for the interior designers of today. Often,

public in elegant hotels, memorable ballrooms and lobbies. Still today, stellar discerning customers are captivated by this legacy. I take great pride in celebrating this legacy. My challenge as a designer is to retain the essence of classicism and at the same time update it with cleaned-up, not too fussy, statements. At Lillian August, we strive to be a part of the genre of unforgettable designers that have created

creating rooms that tell a story or at the very least pay tribute to renowned American designers. I enjoy settings where shades of the past can come to life

combine elegant European fabrics and the best of traditional

New traditionalists have fallen in love with colour and vibrancy says Lillian August

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Colour gets me out of bed in the morning and the opportunity to work with pure colour never fails to inspire. I always enjoy seeing designers embrace fashion and colour in all areas of their lives. Often they don’t realise just how much of this inspiration comes from 50 years of strong, as well as subtle, colour useage. We love colours such as

create drama and glamour. Fresh and clean-looking navy, so important in apparel, transcends readily to the home. We like the way red sizzles when combined with rich cream. Red, always the colour of love, is easily paired with olive and acid greens and easily complemented with strong splashes of black and white. Plums and blues are especially refreshing and bring

Lillian August: ‘The most compelling rooms tell a story and colour always plays a key role’

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intense hues can create a warm, vintage look and become invigorating when softened by creamy taupe or pale olive. Eggplant and purple are important in a saturated colour

We see yellow adding pop in home furnishings, a nice

Combined with greys, sand and washed stone, we have a wonderful urban, upscale lifestyle decor that is restful as well as charming. Similarly, radiant orchid - Pantone’s colour of the

The most compelling rooms tell a story and colour always plays a key role. At Lillian August we thrive on creating

statements to these rooms, bringing the past to the present,

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Inspired by memories

of a treasured cocoa tin

nspiration is everywhere. It lives in the memory of our past, the vibrancy of our present and the possibility of our future. It hides in plain sight in the view outside our window and it sits on a shelf inside

our home. It lurks in foreign ports of call and waits patiently in our own backyard. It whispers to us in our dreams and screams at us in our waking moments, urging that moment of glorious combustion when our thoughts collide to spark our imagination. treasured cocoa tin from my childhood, the following remembrances detail sources of my own design inspiration. The vivid clarity of a now long forgotten dream slowly succumbed to the hazy reality of another summer morning in

A steady drone of modern machinery had lured me from one state of consciousness to another, and I realised that the audio portion of my altered state was actually my friend Ricky cutting the tall grass in the pastures beyond the low stone walls that separate Elway Hall from Elway Farm. Peering through the windows of my bedroom aerie I could chart his progress: long furrowed rivulets of silken strands combed into place by the line of blades in his wake, such order in the concentric curves as he turned a graceful one-eighty to plod a parallel path in the vale. Later he would roll the fallen straw into mammoth coils that would be left to dry further in the June sun. I always love the look of the rolling hills dotted with the large, sweet smelling bales, their undulating forms crispened by the fresh, clean cut.

the rolled bales vertically two and three tall to keep them ‘high and dry’. The resultant wall was like some wonderful,

Snaphots from times gone by are behind my design ideas says Barry Dixon

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angle-less honeycomb - again with the mesmerising op-art effect of the concentric circles at the bales’ ends - that became a snapshot in my memory. The old cocoa tin on the shelf of my grandmother’s pantrywas a ruse. Almost a century had passed since its mottled interior had held the sweet brown powder. The acrid smell

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‘The Pattern on the box seems exotic to me even now’

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chocolate scent, because that’s where Nettie kept her secret

When the neighbouring farmer delivered the fresh country butter pressed in a round wooden mould and wrapped in

we were going into town for an ice cream cone or when we kids needed ‘pocket money’ for our trip back home.

fashion, illustrating the ‘specimen’ of the cacao plant as it grew naturally in its tropical homeland.

pods must have seemed on the shelf of the 19th century general store where her grandmother bought the tin.

perhaps more so for the generations of memory and familiarity that it represents. Years later, when Nettie passed that modest little touchstone became my link to our past. Both ‘Crop Art Circles’ and ‘Cacao Vine’ have become best-

observation collated into a product for a modern designer to

Look. Think. Create!

The old cocoa tin which inspired Barry Dixon’s best selling Cocao Vine fabrics for Vervain/S. Harris

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or me, merchandising upholstered furnishings is like going to a party with all my friends. I have fun with them as a group, and I appreciate each one for their individuality. And, if I’m lucky after the many

toasts and shared conversations, one lays claim to the title of ‘bestie’. As the lead designer and co-founder of Nathan Anthony Furniture, my current ‘bestie’ in upholstered seating goes by the name Soft Modern. Observing trend in the contemporary furniture category, I see that the clean lines are continuing to evolve towards

noticeably sensual characteristics. Design clients are moving away from choosing hard-edged frames that stand to attention in favour of softer, pillowy shapes.

perimeters in seating areas, tops of arms and backs, as well as for the front apron and outside backs. Wrinkles and puckers are intentionally added by loosening

the desired effect. We punch and chop seating and pillows – it’s a cathartic

sophisticated degree of lived-in cosiness. The modern idea for more spacious environments will

say. In this scenario, furnishing items are treated like sculptural elements that are intended to stand alone and speak for themselves. ‘The emphasis on sensuality is seen in both the shapes and

Neil Kelly, of Neil Kelly Company. There’s a rich selection of trending fabrics used as

patterns, but much less bold than in the recent past, they put me in mind of the glorious watercolour pastels in my grand mother’s Sweet Pea garden. ‘Even popular geometric looks are softened by increasingly

of colour like yellow walk the line between light and bright and should wake up the senses when combined with patterns that intentionally clash’, says trend source Laura Bielecki, of

The hipster homesteading movement, with its focus on handcrafting, embroidery and homemade goods, is having

fabrics available in the marketplace. We selected the upholstery covers ‘Cozy’, ‘Desdemona’ and ‘Lightning’ in response to this trend and covered our

for seating. As you can see, it’s a lovely cast of characters indeed. All

Tina Nicole understands why furniture is becoming more relaxed and ‘pillowy’

FTHRILLING ME SOFTLY

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am always surprised at how the fashion and fabric industries force new trends on designers, buyers and clients. I understand the need for the ‘new’ and ‘the race for clients’ with fresh collections. But colour is

such a personal thing. My mum, who is an historian of art, says that there isn’t a wrong colour, there is only a colour in a wrong place, and after years of working in the art and design industry, I have learnt that she is absolutely right. Another thing that I have learnt is that the classics never disappoint. As much as I understand this need for colour trends in

personal preferences and not be forced by what is dictated, just for the sake of it. My clients still prefer to live surrounded by colours they feel comfortable with. And what is comfortable varies from person to person. I like to play with colour and only use what I think works

a lot with different combinations and when I like it, the decision has been made. I may be wrong, but when I design I do not look at other

by colours that someone else thinks may be fashionable this year. I want my fabrics to last a bit longer than that. So, although I use a lot of classic colours like golds, blues and reds I also try to contrast them with more controversial ones and see what emerges. I also do not like to use too much grey. I think there is enough of that in our daily lives. I think that every designer’s duty is to be truthful to his or her own vision. Following a trend is lazy and compromises individual talent and is nothing more than playing it safe. You cannot please everyone and what I have found with my colour ranges is that they work for some and not for

others. I’ve been told a few times that my colours are ‘not English enough’. Indeed, they shouldn’t be because my current collection is inspired by different cultures where colours are more vibrant, more surprising and inspiring.

truly different. People see colour in different ways depending on their geographical locations and cultures.

the same colour and in fact, there is also less terminology in local languages to describe these colours. As a contrast there are more oranges and reds in the landscape so people see those colours better and use them

probably why people will always be drawn and feel at home with bluey-grey palettes. I looked at the newest trends in colours for the purpose of writing this article. It looks like there are lots of colours that I have included already in my designs. It only shows thatcolours come and go, just like trends in fashion. I will continue to choose what I think is right for each design and project and hope there will always be people who can see through my eyes.

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Interiors has fallen in love with lace. Taking its cue from the catwalk, James Hare’s new Cosmos fabric softly embraces a look of femininity and romanticism. Intricately detailed geometric lace panels are embroidered onto a solid back to present a delicately embellished decorative fabric. As part of the coordinating new Prism Silks collection, Cosmos is available in three subtle shades; Frost, Plover and Slate. T:+ 44 (0)11 3243 1204 | www.james-hare.com

ROMO’S collaboration with British artist, Jessica Zoob, recreates six of her paintings to form a collection of digitally printed fabrics. Black Edition infuses a rich elegance taking into context Jessica’s imaginative use of line, texture and colour in her emotionally charged, contemporary impressionist paintings. They’re brought to life on pure linen, soft cotton velvet and a wide-width, lightweight linen, capturing the individual brushstrokes and layers of paint that add the depth and intrigue visible in Jessica’s paintings.T: +44 (0)16 2375 6699 | www.romoblack.com

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‘A Stiller Life’ is Rubelli’s new fabric collection with a notable oriental influence. Inspired by the artistic concept of the ‘still life’ the Donnafugata fabric showcases an elegant arrangement of foliage, flowers, rocaille elements and leaves delicately traced with viscose thread upon a hand-woven silk ground. The pattern of Candalu reproduces a 19th century pointed paper originally designed for a handwoven velvet representing the traditional elements of a chinoiserie with a contemporary twist.T: +39 (0) 41 2584 411 | www.rubelli.com

DEDAR’s new 2014 fabric collection includes Prince of Wales checks, panama weaves, tweeds, lozenge motifs and grisaille. The classics of men’s tailoring interpreted in furnishing fabrics of richly textural and structured weaves. They also reveal a new outdoor collection where the palette is a celebration of tingling fresh colours such as orange, lemon, forest green and aquamarine. All Dedar fabrics are made from solution-dyed polypropylene and are guaranteed for maximum resistance to light, mildew and weather conditions. They are washable, easy to care for, hardwearing and non-toxic. T: +39 (0)31 228 7511 | www.dedar.com

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RISE OF TUFTED RUGS

hand-knotted rugs comprised more than 99 per cent of the residential designer market. Companies that had specialised in hand-knotted

oriental and nomadic hand-weave carpets for half a century or more suddenly noticed that the clients of interior designers were postponing high end rug purchases. Rising to the challenge, a few wholesale rug manufacturers

tufted rugs. Innovation in this category began with special licensed collections launched in 2009 by icons such as lifestyle leader Martha Stewart and celebrity designer Thom Filicia. In collaboration with these tastemakers, wholesalers pushed the design envelope with hand-tufted rugs in everything from yarn choices, to colour palettes and surface

These pioneering hand-tufted collections were crafted

look and long wear. Yarns were dyed using the same ancient pot dyeing

create custom hand-knotted Peshawar and Tibetan rugs for the interior design market.

patina of artisan woven carpets. The idea was to make the transition as seamless as possible

proprietary effects and ever increasing numbers of colours for richness of detail. Rug companies that survived the transition to hand-

decorative home products.

motifs of coveted Persian rug designs. At Safavieh we aimed high, choosing to reproduce the famous Lavar Kerman rugs that have been prized as artistic marvels since the city of Lavar was visited by Marco Polo in 1270. In fact, the hand-tufted rug is a bit more structured than

Always a proponent of democracy in design and impressed

hand-tufting, Thom Filicia chose to launch his initial indoor rug collection entirely in hand-tufted wool and viscose highlights that were indistinguishable from silk. “The result is pure, evocative design that is both essential

for interior designers and consumers, and has allowed weavers across the world to transfer their skills to a 21st

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Matthew Hilton’s Eos range of outdoor furniture is named after the Greek goddess of dawn and bringer of light. Previous works by Hilton have been used in the V&A Museum. “All of my pieces are loaded with meaning and memory and are very personal to me,” says the British designer. “The Eos collection encompasses the key ideas in most of my designs, it has to be functional, stackable and easy to store. The Eos collection has expanded over the last year to include more pieces for the outdoor dining and living areas.” T: +44 (0)20 7622 3506 | www.casefurniture.co.uk

THE TANGIER is Kannoa’s most versatile collection. Deep-seating sectional pieces, along with coffee tables and ottomans allows for a myriad of configurations to make any outdoor space completely custom. T: +001 305 651 9655 | www.kannoa.com

HADDONSTONE is a leading UK manufacturer of fine landscape ornaments and architectural stone-work for interiors and exteriors. Designs range from planters, fountains and statues to balus-trades, follies and fireplaces. Pictured is a pavilion at a magnificent Wiltshire residence. T: +44 (0)1604 770711 | www.haddonstone.com

WEITZNER have introduced their first outdoor fabric collection called Garden Gates. As the name suggests the collection takes its inspiration from the ironwork patterns and architectural styles of garden gates. T: +44 (0)20 7351 5893 | www.altfield.com

Inspired by a goddess

Luciano’s design for goldLaurent-Perrier have enlisted the artistic talents of award winning designer Luciano Giubbilei (right) to secure a fourteenth Gold Medal at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show this year. Luciano has created a beautifully layered garden, intended to stimulate the enjoyment of observation and contemplation of visitors to the show. The design manifests Luciano’s on-going fascination with texture, form and light whilst reflecting the elegance, creativity and pioneering spirit of the 200-year old family-run champagne house. A strong wooden sculpture designed by American artist Ursula von Rydingsvard will contribute to the garden’s exploration of texture. T: +44 (0)20 7622 2616 | www.lucianogiubbilei.com

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Architectural Heritagereproduction garden ornaments, employing the talents of master craftsmen in the disciplines of stone and marble masonry, bronze, copper

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Shown here is a taste of the Borek range of outdoor furniture supplied by Robeys featuring the Paris folding chair, Cortona table and Rodi parasol. The products provide ultimate seating comfort and perfect shade. The collection can be compared to good wine, it gets better as it matures. Teak has made a full comeback, and there are a number of designs to choose from, be it dining or lounging. T:+44 (0) 1773 820940 | www.robeys.co.uk

The grid is a collection of outdoor furniture units that can be configured in multiple ways. It is the inspiration of Danish designer Henrik Pedersen, from leading international brand of upmarket outdoor furniture, Gloster, available from Uber Interiors T: +44 (0)845 0773 280 | www.uber-interiors.com

The Park Shore Table and Bench with Bennett outdoor upholstery slip covered dining chairs from Heritage Home. The aluminium table features

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CEBU is constructed with a powder coated aluminium frame, fast dry foam, 10 HDPE resin weave colors and is available in over 200 solution dyed acrylic fabrics. Cebu is available in deep seating, coffee and occasional tables. T: +001 626 912-8523 | www.terrafurniture.com

This wide, sunny terrace in Cape Town, designed by Adele Convery, makes the most of the stunning view of the surrounding mountains with low walls, minimal greenery in terracotta pots and comfortable loungers and scatter cushions. Photograph by Fritz von der Schulenburg/The Interior Archive


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A Place In The Garden offers award winning collections of zinc planters, fountains, lighting and garden objet d’art, handmade in Europe. Inspired by 19th century French & European

estates, the collection boasts designs that display simple clean lines & contemorary chic. The Bath Lantern is one of their stunningly elegant lights, modelled on the Coach Lamp range. The collection is avaliable in a variety of sizes and designs. T: +44 (0)14 0386 4866 | www.aplaceinthegarden.co.uk

Divine daybedsINDIAN OCEAN, the British design-led luxury out-door furniture brand, has launched a collection of divine daybeds. Clean lines and generous propor-tions define this luxurious collection. Match a left and right for double lounging, co-ordinate with a sofa or stand alone as a chaise. T: + 44 (0)20 8675 4808 | www.indian-ocean.co.uk

It’s time to NestWith its chic graphite colour and plush pillows, the Nest Collection is perfect to curl up in or entertain in the garden or poolside. T: +001 305 651 9655 | www.kannoa.com

The Chesapeake range is an extensive new collection of solid teak outdoor furniture from Barlow Tyrie. It initially comprises of an armchair, side chair, innovative swivel rocker complete with Sunbrella fabric cushions and a two metre dining table. Its look marries aspects of the traditional, such as rolled armrests on the chairs and rolled edges and curved sides to the dining table, with clean, crisp contemporary touches that include nylon glides on the bottom of tapered legs. T: +44 (0)1376 557 600 | www.teak.com

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world’s most fashionable interior designers. She has featured in Architectural Digest’s list of the 100 most

residential interior design commissions ranging from urban apartments and town houses to tropical getaways, country homes and estates for more than

20 years. Now in her new book, simply titled Interiors, she gives us her design vision. Lavishly illustrated, this sumptuous book chronicles her

projects and beautiful interiors – including her own New York apartment.

work and thoughts on design, suggesting how we might also look at the world around us to arrive at our own design approach.

belonged to Hollywood producer Jack Warner in the Sherry-Netherland Hotel. In her chapter on Elegance shown on these pages Sandra talks about

as Nancy Lancaster and Coco Chanel, and the effect that fashion designers such as Christian Dior and the legendary American designer Charles James, have had on her work.

is not necessarily direct. It’s more subliminal. It may be a mood or sometimes a colour that morphs from the runway into a room. “If you think about it, an interior designer’s work is like haute couture for the home.

use dressmaker details such as hand-stitched pleats and tucks. Every

how it folds and falls – the drape in other words. And, of course, with curtains just as with a dress, it’s all in the drape,” she says. On elegance she states: “I think true elegance is about being comfortable with yourself and gracious towards others. And that applies to the rooms I design as well. They’re not fussy or formal. Although all the details have been carefully thought through, the look

to an interior with true, timeless elegance.”

Sandra Nunnerley Interiors is published by Powerhouse Books

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Above:The wallpaper here is an elegant touch and it turns the room into a walled garden. All the panels

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The home of the

furniture greats

comprehensive history of furniture and design can be found at the Bienenstock Furniture Library on Main Street in High Point. Comprised of the largest collection of furniture design

making sure its founder’s vision of a furniture research and design centre stays fresh in the 21st century. travelling the world collecting furniture design books as publisher and owner of Furniture Worldstyle-spotting and production, he wrote several books on furnishings and became a member of the prestigious American Furniture Hall of Fame. His library opened in 1970 and it retains a vital role in the heart of North Carolina’s furniture country by offering inspiration to furniture and interior designers. It offers a gathering place for industry insiders to assemble year-round to confer about the trade and seek out the roots of the newest design trends.

building near High Point’s high-end showroom district, the main attraction is Bienenstock’s collection, comprising the pioneering work of design through accessible, rare, out-of-print or one-of-a kind books.

houses the original works of 18th century furniture masters Chippendale, Sheraton and Hepplewhite, as well as a complete set

A special climate and humidity controlled room houses these

but they are available for all to view. The library also contains

It is a treasure trove of inspiration for anyone interested in design. In addition to rare books, the library includes a vast array of periodicals going back more than 100 years. The advertisements in a turn of the century House Beautiful tell the furniture story from an end-consumer’s perspective. The archives of Bienenstock’s pub-lication Furniture Worldfrom the point of view of the trade.

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Heath Combs visits a remarkable library which holds the largest collection offurniture design books in the US

The Bienenstock Furniture Library is based in a 1923 renovated mansion in High Point

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listed as the Grayson House on the National Register of Historic Places

listed as the Grayson House on the National Register of Historic Places. Efforts are nearly complete to transform the facility into a state-of-the-art community space for design, research and collabo-ration. The Vuncannon meeting space is available for classes and

kitchen with sink, microwave and mini refrigerator for light food preparation.

modern beauty and function. Leading furniture manufacturers have

reproduction of an 18th century upholstery shop found in Diderot’s Encyclopedia looks out over the collection that was recently cata-logued to Library ofonline. A walk outdoors at the library proves just as inspirational as

landscape design by offering a serene space with art, sculpture and an arboretum honouring Pat, a nationally recognised interior designer and longtime library board member. Outreach is also a major part of the library’s mission. The library offers two $10,000 awards annually to interior design and furniture design students nationwide who compete in and win project design

plans to add an additional scholarship in garden and landscape design in 2015.

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IS IT AN ICONIC DIVA?

s there any other 20th-century chair that is as iconic as the Barcelona? Designed in 1928 by German architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and interior designer Lilly Reich, little did they know that by 2014, this

chair would have been showcased in so many movies and television shows. This chair has appeared in the popular teen show iCarly

to the timelessness of superior design in mass production. The Barcelona is universally recognised as a design classic by individuals of all ages and cultures. So, why is there this fascination with a chair that was designed for the German Pavilion at the Barcelona

almost 85 years ago? More than a symbol of good design, I believe, this chair is also associated with power and social status. Corporations again and again have displayed a couple of Barcelona chairs in their lobbies and reception areas to showcase their wealth and stability. The design of this chair is said to be derived from the architect’s interpretation of an Egyptian royal folding chair and a Roman folding footstool. Both the Egyptian and Roman civilisations were powerful empires in history, and any association with them carries connotations of similar power and status.

are some people who have not fallen under the spell of this iconic chair.

its regal origin and stylistic silhouette, many argue that this

ergonomics and comfort—of the people who use the chair. Because of this, not everyone can love this chair. The unaired pilot of the Cartoon Network’s Regular Show illustrates this point. In this episode, the chair is ridiculed as the ‘world’s most uncomfortable chair,’ even though the show’s characters think that it looks ‘awesome.’ Another

intended for mass production, it is not accessible to the masses. Between the materials and the labour, the chair costs too much to produce and can run anywhere from hundreds

dollars for a licensed reproduction. Despite differences in opinion with regard to the value and comfort of this chair, the Barcelona, curiously, a chair

20th-century design and perhaps the whole modern movement. Have you ever had the pleasure, or perhaps misfortune, of sitting in the Barcelona? If so, I invite you to share your views. If not, I invite you to visit The SIDE Chair Library at

Why is there such fascination with the classic Barcelona chair asks Rosa Otero

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Dr. Rosa Otero is the director of interior design of the Art Department at Salem College in Winston-Salem, US, where

she teaches courses in architecture, interiors, and the history of design. She is the designer and curator of the Salem College

Chair Library, a one-of-a-kind facility that provides access to 20th century furniture icons. Her article, and more, can be found on the Bienenstock Furniture Library website : www.furniturelibrary.com

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Phillip SilverDesigner Focus

San Francisco designer creates timeless elegance in a Sydney pied-à-terre

ecognised for his interior and furniture designs, Phillip Silver’s style is unmistakable. Demanding standards for

With a career spanning over thirty years, Phillip’s portfolio includes residential and commercial projects as well as

Bigelow + Silver, he deftly melds

to achieve a sense of timelessness.” San Francisco-based interior designer Phillip created this elegant Sydney pied-à-terre for a South African couple. The apartment is located in an historic Gothic Revival mansion and Phillip’s intention was to capture the modern magical light of Sydney. Situated in Double Bay, the restored sandstone manor features a modern waterfront addition making the marina view the focal point of his

combined custom furnishings with classic contemporary pieces. In the living room, Thomas Pheasant’s Constellation Mirror hangs above an

acrylic console a terracotta rider on a horse from the Han Dynasty surveys the room. A little closer to home, Phillip participated in the prestigious San

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around the world. The designer fashioned an intimate salon for the display of Georg Jensen designs at Gallery 925. To showcase the silver

of the display, Phillip paired a French art deco walnut burl veneered sideboard with an abstract painting by American artist Michael Corinne West. Echoing the orange in the art, a persimmon coloured rug

English Art Deco waterfall desk with a pair of Jules Leleu styled chairs from Epoca. As with all of Phillip’s work, the vignette was timeless. ■B

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Miles ReddInspired by

A New York couple turned to designer Miles Redd to update a grand townhouse for their young family

Text DAVID COLMAN | Photographs SIMON UPTON / The Interior Archive

In the study, the Climate sectional sofa by Dune is topped with pillows covered in

and the French leather and palisander armchairs date from the 1940s: a collection of

efore you decide to decorate a house, a word of advice: take a good, long look in the mirror. Liz Weinstien did, and wasn’t pleased by what she saw. “I didn’t like it,” she said,“but Miles convinced me to go with it, and as usual, he

was right.”

panels that presided over the west side of the living room of the Manhattan townhouse she and her husband, Steve, had purchased. At

sad yet sweet remnant of the way people used to live and decorate,

rooms on the list of what people would just as soon do without today. But Miles Redd, the young designer whom she charged with redoing

himself, and second, he saw his client. “They’re one of my favourite things about the house,” he says of the panels. They ended up keeping the mirrors, channelling their old-school Hollywood glamour for the rest of the house, nimbly demonstrating Miles’ central design philosophy: don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater. All too often, people come to a renovation with the words

In theory, that is. But Weinstein likes to embrace the past – this is a woman who, the last time she went apartment shopping, ended up buying the very same it became clear that an upgrade was in order.

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TOP: The tufted chaise by Oscar de le Renta for Century Furniture is upholstered in

the porcelain garden seat and rococo-style mirror are from Treillage.

RIGHT: The living room sofa is upholstered in Lee Jofa’s Rochelle Velvet, the side chairs are covered in embroidered soutache by Penn & Fletcher.

TOP: The custom-made Venetian-style sofa is upholstered in Lyons silk velvet by Decorators Walk; the cocktail table is by Matthews & Parker.

BOTTOM: Georgian giltwood mirror and a pair of horns, both from John Russell International; the 19th-century Minton garden seat is from Niall Smith Antiques.

solarium, and formal dining room, the grand residence of an older couple with no children. On the advice of a friend, Weinstein went to see Miles at his NoHo townhouse. “As soon as I met Miles, I loved him,” she says. “He’s so personable, and I knew instantly that we have

had it all.” But as much as Weinstein wanted a house with character, she didn’t want a traditional interior. “I don’t believe in saving rooms for special occasions,” she says. For Miles, the trick was reworking the old fashioned way the house had functioned for its previous owners while keeping its great bones.

dining room, with its ruched-fabric ceiling, and the industrial catering

The upstairs rooms were likewise done up in old-world fabrics and

TOP: In the entrance hall, the 19th-century English pine console is from Sentimento Antiques, the 1920s serpentine mirror is from John Rosselli International.

TOP LEFT: The master bedroom - the bed was designed by Redd, the St Antoine wallpaper is by Farrow & Ball, the lamps are from Capitol Furnishings.

MIDDLE LEFT: Nineteenth-century hall chairs from Amy Perlin Antiques and a Radial mahogany dining table by Oscar de la Renta for Century Furniture.

BOTTOM LEFT: A powder room sheathed in glass mosaic tiles by Ann Sacks; the sconces are by Ann-Morris Antiques.

modern chocolate-brown study and the charmingly tented solarium off the master bedroom. “A lot of the bolder things I wasn’t sure about,” Weinstein admits. “But I trust Miles. And at the end of the day, he’s always right.” Miles considers the place one of his most gratifying projects, because Weinstein let him spread his wings with a freedom that few clients grant – or ultimately appreciate. That freedom is most gloriously demonstrated in the house’s main

like space in a townhouse,” Miles says. He started with a bright red oriental carpet and then went on

viridian velvet sofa and, a holdover from the last owners and Steve’s

library table, but Steve really stayed out of my hair during this, and Miles said, ‘Let’s give it to him.’ And it’s fun. Steve will have a stressful day and he can come home and shoot a few balls. That’s why we use the living room, because it’s there.” The result, pool table and all, is a remarkable synthesis of old and new, grand and casual. It’s certainly not futuristic. But it works very well in the present, and that’s the only tense worth living in.

Miles Redd77 Bleecker Street, Suite C 111, New York, NY 10012

T: +001 212 674 0902 | www.milesredd.com

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Richard ShapiroInspired by

This well-travelled antique dealer and avid collector shares his love of old European design styleText RICHARD SHAPIRO | Photographs MIGUEL FLORES VIANNA / The interior Archive

INSPIRED BY | Richard Shapiro

have always been obsessed with history, distant lands and the idea of attempting to transport myself back, in a time-traveller’s way, to a different time and place. My medium was, and remains, design. Not the decorative or pretty kind,

found in America. After years of travel, I was struck and fascinated by the old surfaces and patinas I discovered on European buildings, which had been left to continue their eternally corrosive path. In America, the slightest blemish immediately brings out a house painter or a bottle of industrial solvent! In Europe, I found myself walking up to walls and putting my face as close as possible to the surface, in order to absorb and analyse

I wanted to determine how and if it were possible to duplicate

I soon realised that the more decorated and engineered an interior

it repulsed me.

OPPOSITE: The garden pavilion was built in 2001 and is based on the 16th-century Palladian portico of the Villa Chiericati in Vancimuglio. Its six and a half metre high columns are made of redwood, with resin capitals

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porary art, I have been privileged to travel far and wide in my pursuits. With this came the opportunity to meet a great many wonderful fellow dealers and collectors and often to visit their amazing homes, which was a revelation for me – to see how such people lived and, in particular to witness how they lived with their things. I observed a common characteristic running through each of these individuals: they were skilled editors, certainly, and they gathered

appeared to be arranged in almost naïve combinations. These dealers were not in search of perfection or elegance, but rather they sought the serenity of a simple, pared down composition. Inside their homes, I found there was a great deal for me to learn, for these dealers and collectors, who had been immersed in history and culture virtually their entire lives, manifested a very different

possessions that I had found in America. My immediate thought was how I could capture a little of this interpretation and implement it back in Los Angeles. How could I learn to emulate this European style of design? I began to realise that for me the terms ‘design’ and ‘decoration’ were almost inappropriate, since what I was seeking was a philosophical

loved them all, if, and only if, they both belied and

TOP LEFT: A view of the large library-like master bedroom, which has several seating areas and houses a large portion of Shapiro’s collection of reference books

MIDDLE LEFT: Richard Shapiro perched on a 16th-century French Henri II banquette below a 1962 Gunter Uecker nail piece.

LEFT AND ABOVE: In a corner of the living room an early 18th-century French cabinet is hung with one of Henri Michaux’s “Mescaline” ink drawings. Tables in front of the Studiolo white linen sofa are made of Japanese roots acquired from Axel Vervoordt. Over the sofa hangs a 1953 Herbert Zangs tissue collage painting.

striking contrast to Ellsworth Kelly’s monumental black wedge painting hung above the staircase.

TOP RIGHT: The dining room/gallery features a 192 Element installation “The Surrogates” by Allan McCollum.

MIDDLE: The mahogany-panelled master bathroom features a reclaimed 19th-century French copper and zinc bathtub.

BOTTOM RIGHT: The interior of the Palladian portico is furnished with casual bamboo seatingin Antwerp.


reinforced a point of view and the core philosophy of the owner and could blend intelligently with more humble objects. I realised that I needed to put aside any concern for the judgement of others, that I should be spontaneous, open-minded and embrace a spirit of adventure. Once these principles were in place, a tremendous sense of liberation came over me. Tuscan monstrosity so common in Los Angeles. I wanted an authentic, European and, in my case, Italian environment, one so convincing that any sophisticated European visiting from abroad would forget instantly, as he passed through my gate and into the entrance hall of my home, that he was in Los Angeles.

Rauschenberg, Twombly, Lewitt, Richter, Manzoni, Fontana and Warhol. I had seen many similarly wonderful collections on my travels and was most impressed when they were displayed in ancient, somewhat shabby villas, played off against frescos, splintered beams and worn

TOP LEFT: On a George III giltwood console is displayed a collection of antique heads ranging from the Hellenistic period through to the 19th-century.

BOTTOM: The bed was fashioned from 18th-century Indian textiles found by Shapiro on a trip to Jaipur.

determined to build a property identical to the one which they had admired abroad, yet do not follow up this decision with any analytical study. Instead they hire an architect who lacks the necessary understanding of art and authentic classical reproduction to enable him to copy faithfully from the original. By Los Angeles standards, I was fortunate to have found a fairly good Spanish-Moorish styled home, which I felt in the right hands could assume the aura that had so beguiled me in Europe.

new”

My secret was never to go too far nor to embark on a process

the “real thing”. In addition, it was no characteristic that would give it away as a Californian imposter. The property is encircled by 25-foot hedges and huge stands of

the once salmon-coloured awnings are black from years of dirty rainwater. However, once inside, the visitor has no inkling that the house is not located in Sicily, Seville or Rome. The brackish stone pool in the garden, anchored at one end by an absolutely faithful reproduction of a Palladian portico, suitably eroded, patinated and weather-beaten by a skilled Hollywood set designer, further reinforces the illusion. Clearly a folly, I like to tell my more gullible friends that it is

Richard Shapiro9663 Santa Monica Boulevard,

Suite 342, Beverly Hills, CA 90210T: +001 310 275 6700

www.rshapiroantiques.com

Over a period of ten years, I replaced an unremarkable and

wood plants, which were placed randomly and then clipped and carved by me into a maze of surreal cloud-like shapes. For me the garden now represents a vast canvas, where the possibleand only limited by one’s imagination. In the creation of my home I have learned to be dogged in the pursuit of what I want. For me, the results are stunning and rewarding

syncratic and speak volumes about the war of details I became embroiled in – a war that has been life-changing.’

The garden pavilion was built in 2001 and is based on the 16th-century Palladian portico of the Villa Chiericati in Vancimuglio. Its six and a half metre

which have been distressed to look like stone.

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Lars BolanderInspired by

The scandinavian-born interior designer shows off his Palm Beach homeText RITA KONIG | Photographs SIMON UPTON / The Interior Archive

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ne of America’s leading interior designers and tastemakers, Lars Bolander, calls Palm Beach ‘home’ after having lived in New York, Paris, Washington, London, and his native Sweden.

globe-trotting marriage to business partner, Nadine Kalachnikoff. Their style has depth, thanks to a fearless combination of classical and ethnic pieces set against a pale Scandinavian palette. Just like at the eponymous shops Lars maintains in New York’s Meatpacking

and sculpture, and decorative objects picked up in the Far East and Morocco. All this mingled with comfortable upholstery and lots of books and family photographs, makes for a home that’s as cosy as it is striking. On the release of Lars Bolander’s Scandinavian Design, a visual history and guide to the style, he talks about how his design ideas have shaped his home.

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from around the world. The door surround is in a Dutch South African style and the stone dogs are reproductions purchased in Spain. The wonderfully heavy pair of wooden doors from Brazil take you from the hot Florida sun into a cool grey entrance hall. Grey is a colour that Lars is not afraid to use a lot. “I am a very grey person,” he says with a slightly wry tone.

Playing with Scalepainting illustrates Lars’ fondness for hanging large artworks on small walls. Decorating a large room can be daunting. Oversized art is a

over the sofa anchors the rest of the pictures, which climb the walls

sense of space. On hanging, Lars is very clear: “Big pictures in the centre, the smaller ones around the edge. And one wall per room is enough.”

Invitation to SitThere isn’t a corner in this house where you can’t plunk yourself down and perch for a minute. A table, pair of chairs and sculptural

spaces like interior ones. The wall here is hung with carved wooden stag’s heads.

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Personal Narrativepalette, painted furniture, classical busts—with

A Calming BedroomThe master bedroom’s cantaloupe and grey palette

style sofa at the end of the bed adds dimension to the room and doubles as a handy spot to toss clothes. The windows have cane shades and the French doors have silk curtains. It’s the sort of thing that might not seem right as an idea, but in reality looks absolutely perfect.

Decorating the TerraceApple-green-painted walls provide a wonderful tropical antidote to the house’s traditional Gustavian palette, as does the deep Balinese sofa, upholstered in

like the mirror framed in wood and simple parsons tables, both painted the colour of the walls. I love the large wall hanging of an horse—it’s a fabulous graphic. Hanging art outside just takes the biscuit in chic.

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house. A mass of palms and other tropical plants, the garden couldn’t be a more cheerful match to the rather sophisticated interior. ■B

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