Design Industry Weekly News Friday 16th June 2017 | Issue 181
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Cittolin Polli & AssociÊs SA This project is a Ski Chalet in Verbier, Switzerland, with contemporary architecture designed with quality materials providing a beautiful panorama of the Swiss Alps. Initially, this chalet was built by Cittolin Polli’s architectural firm in 2009. The new owners wanted to rethink the interior spaces of the existing chalet and its... READ MORE...
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Aqua Platinum Projects Aqua Platinum projects were commissioned to complete a luxurious wellness facility inclusive of swimming pool, vitality pool, sauna and steam room, within a residential development located on the world famous The Strand, working with prestigious developers Berkeley Homes. This luxurious scheme consists of a stunning indoor deck level... READ MORE...
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Sebastian Blakeley Design
The Parlare chair is a distinctive design that sets itself apart from most oth designs by the fact that; it does not adhere to any traditional form of const uses three apparently unsupported elements that gain their strength throu a common central point of gravity and that the combination and choice of.. READ MORE... 8 Design Industry Weekly News
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Artwood Artwood were commissioned to design the hard floor design of the lecture theatre at The Masterpiece 2016 exhibition, which was designed by Katharine Pooley. This design was an ode to ‘Debo’ the late Duchess of Devonshire. The Masterpiece lecture theatre included luxurious finishes such as gold leafing and... READ MORE...
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DESIGNER IN PROFILE WEEKLY SPECIAL
Designer in Profile - Anna Hayman Position within company Owner Company Anna Hayman Designs Website www.annahaymandesigns.com
Tell us a little about your background in design (education, experience, etc.) My background is unusual as I am essentially self taught, and have worked in many different professional areas. Before embarking on becoming a print designer I had a small shoe brand, and before that I was a piano teacher. I have also lots of experience in retail, merchandising, display, photography, wholesale, haberdashery and clothing. So this process (I only launched in February 2016) has involved a real gathering up of those skills. How would you describe your personal interior design style?
My signature style is developing as a languid, slightly dark but intricate look, with luxe detailing and historical interest/reference points. I am feverishly interested in trends, however when creating a print, it really comes from within, and what is currently interesting to me. What fascinates me is why certain things are extremely popular, and capture people’s attention so vividly, so this is what I’m looking to do when designing. Pattern is my absolute obsession.
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Designer in Profile - Louis Henri BĂźhrmann Position within company Managing Director Company Louis Henri Ltd Website www.louishenri.com
Tell us a little about your background in design (education, experience, etc.) I was born in South Africa, travelled the world and returned to Johannesburg to complete my degree in Interior Architecture at the university of Technology in 2001. I came to London in 2002. Having gained experience working at Andrew Martin, Northacre and finally setting up Louis Henri a decade ago. How would you describe your personal interior design style? We focus on our client’s needs, what they want to say about themselves in the way they live. We focus on creating bespoke completely custom homes for the finest clients.
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Designer in Profile - Peter Staunton Position within company Creative Director Company Peter Staunton Interior Design Website www.peterstaunton.co.uk
Tell us a little about your background in design (education, experience, etc) Raised around interiors (Mother) & architecture (Father), I got involved in the family business of bespoke soft furnishings, with the aim of transforming into a internationally recognised design studio. How would you describe your personal interior design style? Raw & Refined Rock n Roll Where does your design inspiration come from? Music, fashion & film
In what direction do you feel that design is moving towards in a general sense? Towards the use of honest & natural materials that will stand the test of time & help save the environment (hopefully!) READ MORE... 16 Design Industry Weekly News
Designer in Profile - Joanna Ramsden Position within company Freelance Designer Company Wools of New Zealand for Crucial Trading Website www.crucial-trading.com
Tell us a little about your background in design (education, experience, etc.) I was born and brought up in Yorkshire and France. Always having a natural instinct for anything creative and especially colour, I targeted a career utilising these skills. Initially wanting to be a painter I developed a love for textiles, part of my Yorkshire heritage I suppose and utilised this medium to express my design skills. Following art school I studied Textile Design & Marketing and French which provided the platform for an international career in wool fashion apparel and interior textiles. After graduating I worked for M&S in Paris, before moving to London and working in the Apparel division of Coats Patons Ltd. I then returned to my roots in Yorkshire where I embarked on what has been a happy and successful career in the Wool industry. Working for the International Wool Secretariat (Woolmark) followed by Wools of New Zealand has given me a valuable insight into both the apparel and interior markets.
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Designer in Profile - Harold Position within company Designer and Co-Founder Company HAROW Website www.harow.fr
Tell us a little about your background in design (education, experience, etc.) For as long as I can remember, I’ve always felt this need to create, build, draw, invent, sculpt, take apart, or to mould things — it’s something visceral. I’ve worked in various fields as a graphic designer, web designer, tattoo artist, interior designer, 3D designer…all while pursuing more personal work like painting, sculpture, or street art. Design is something that I came to relatively recently, and I must say that it’s a field in which I feel entirely free to create, without any boundary. I’ve always been an autodidact in everything I do, and I have this perpetual need to learn, to keep busy, and to feed my thirst for creation, no matter what medium I am working in.
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