EAST MEETS
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EVENT PROGRAMME 2 – 11 NOVEMBER 2017
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EAST MEETS
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Welcome to East Meets West at Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour, a multi-dimensional exhibition that celebrates the influence of Asian culture, art and creativity. Acknowledged and appreciated by international collectors, top designers, architects, art-lovers and style-seekers, Eastern style has caught the imagination of the West for centuries. East Meets West, in association with Asian Art in London, takes visitors on a journey revealing how it still casts an influence today. Creating a new dialogue between tradition and progress; history and the future, work by contemporary Chinese and Japanese artists are juxtaposed with rare antique Asian artefacts. Generating a deeper understanding of design from both cultures is at the heart of the programme, from the Access All Areas showroom events to workshops, masterclasses and discovery tours. For many visitors, this will be their first time to explore Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour. As the world’s premier design destination, it is renowned as an international hub for established makers, innovators and influential luxury brands. With 120 showrooms and over 600 global names, it has long been a catalyst for creative connections. Supporting expression across the design agenda, it presents East Meets West in a truly immersive way.
THE EXHIBITION 2 – 11 NOVEMBER 2017 Mon – Fri 9.30am – 5.30pm Sat 10am – 5pm Sun 10am – 4pm
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Please enjoy all that this vibrant exhibition has to offer. On the cover: ‘Silkbird Gravure’ wallcovering, gold, Dedar
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THE EXHIBITION
Left: ‘Warrior’, 1970, [woodblock], Yoshitoshi Mori. Opposite (clockwise from top right): ‘Melancholic Moon’, 2012, Edition 20, [woodblock/metal leaf], Tamekane Yoshikatsu. ‘Plum Blossom in Tenjin’, 2012, Edition 70, [woodblock], Morimura Ray. ‘Takasegawa Summer’, 1990, Edition 100, [woodblock], Clifton Karhu. ‘Autumn Magic’, [mineral pigment on Japanese handmade paper], Kazuko Shiihashi
JAPANESE CONTEMPORARY Ground Floor, North Dome An impressive roster of contemporary Japanese artists, represented by Kamal Bakhshi, offers a dynamic range of works. From colourful murals to abstract woodcuts, block prints and stencils, they reflect the eternal co-existence of traditional techniques and modernity in Eastern creativity. On a more subtle level, they reveal how contemporary Asian design owes much to an understanding of nature and the importance of spirituality. 5
THE EXHIBITION RARE ASIAN ARTEFACTS Ground Floor, Centre Dome Antiques Young Guns, a group of antiques professionals under 40, has been charged to show authentic Asian antiques in an entirely new way. With works from members and supporters, a specially curated space by Eddy Wertheim of the Japanese Gallery encourages visitors to explore how Asian artworks have influenced design tradition in the West. Using a broad sweep of decorative influences – from a calligraphy box and a Samurai armour to exquisite porcelain, paintings and objets d’art – it shows the timeless appeal of the Eastern aesthetic. Design principles based on symmetry, balance and contrast place equal emphasis on the uses of colour, form and materials. For millennia, these elements have been the essence of establishing harmony within the interior. 6
Top Left: Yoroi, 18th century
Top Right: ‘Picture of London’, (1862), Yoshitora Utagawa Above: Six-fold Namban style screen, 19th century
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THE EXHIBITION
CHINESE CONTEMPORARY Ground Floor, North Dome Explore a colourful selection of innovative works by a host of Chinese contemporary artists, represented by ArtChina. Working in mixed media, modern ceramics, landscape painting and folding prints, they merge convention and contemporaneity, craft and fine art.
Above: ‘Metrical Snowy Forest’, [screen print], Yu Chengyou. Opposite (clockwise from top right): ‘The Winter at Lianghe Village’, 2011, [woodcut], Yu Chengyou. Plate and vase, [acrylic painted on DeHua white porcelain], Yang Qi. ‘Reconstructed Landscape II’, [woodcut], Cao Ou. ‘River Thames 6’, [watercolour, ink, oil pastel], Tang Chenghua
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Left: ‘Morning Glory and Tea House’, 2008, Edition 65, [woodblock], Morimura Ray
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10am – 2pm ACCESS ALL AREAS
11am ACCESS ALL AREAS
PAINT A TILE WORKSHOP Artisans of Devizes, Third Floor, Design Centre East Experience the tile makers’ art by painting your own tile. From blossom to bamboo, simple geometrics to stylised birds, be inspired by decorative motifs that pay homage to Asian culture. Once completed, the tile will be returned to the potter to be cured and glazed, and sent back to you as your own bespoke creation. Artisans of Devizes has been working with designers and architects for more than 25 years offering a diverse range of tiles in imaginative patterns and hues.
ASIAN AESTHETIC IN THE MODERN HOME Altfield, Design Space, Third Floor, South Dome Altfield has been designing, making and distributing fine furnishing and decorative accessories since 1982. Join managing director William Lack as he explores the company’s history with an informal talk on 18th and 19th century antique Chinese furniture and discusses why design principles based on symmetry and harmony are key to an Asian aesthetic in the modern home.
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12pm ACCESS ALL AREAS
2pm ACCESS ALL AREAS
THE ART OF INTERIORS Provasi, Second Floor, Design Centre East At Provasi reinterpretations of European designs are crafted by skilled artisans. With particular attention paid to precious detailing, rich finishes and proportion, they could be considered as ‘art for the home’. At this session find out how carefully curating different elements have an influence on the way we decorate today, reflecting the unique preferences of a collector’s home.
ANCIENT AND MODERN – MANUFACTURING METHODS REVEALED Decca (Bolier), First Floor, Design Centre East Wood carving has always played an important and respected role in furniture manufacturing. Join Decca (Bolier) in conversation with interior designer Peter Hunter to find out how traditional skills by Decca’s craftsmen are combined with advanced technology to create exquisite pieces of furniture for global projects from Europe to the Far East and beyond.
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2 N OV E M B E R | T H U R S DAY
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Suzuribako, late 18th century
F R I DAY 3 N OV E M B E R
3.30pm DISCOVERY TOUR Concierge Desk, Ground Floor, Centre Dome Join art consultant Vanessa Curry as she offers insights into the East Meets West exhibition. Take a closer look at artworks – from contemporary paintings and woodblocks to antique objets d’art – that have a story to tell. Vanessa has recently been appointed an advisor to the Denise Coates Foundation.
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‘The Wind from East’, 2011, [screen print], Lu Zhiping
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11am ACCESS ALL AREAS
12pm DISCOVERY TOUR
A JOURNEY THROUGH JAPANESE TRADITIONAL PATTERNS David Seyfried Ltd, First Floor, Centre Dome Join Kuniko Thompson, owner of Biden Designs, for a journey through Japanese traditional patterns from the 8th century to the present day. From ancient national treasures to luxurious Noh theatre costumes and contemporary interiors featuring Japanese designs, be inspired by a remarkable visual vocabulary and influences.
Concierge Desk, Ground Floor, Centre Dome Join art consultant Vanessa Curry as she offers insights into the East Meets West exhibition. Take a closer look at artworks – from contemporary paintings and woodblocks to antique furniture and objets d’art – that have a story to tell. Vanessa has recently been appointed an advisor to the Denise Coates Foundation.
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2pm ACCESS ALL AREAS
3pm ACCESS ALL AREAS
AUTHENTIC SKILLS FOR CONTEMPORARY INTERIORS Decca (Bolier), First Floor, Design Centre East From intricate hand carved furniture to handmade indigo fabrics, ancient skills bring classic beauty and timeless design to contemporary interiors. Join designers John Abbate and Michael Veal for an inspirational discussion on what sets handmade products apart and discover why they are so relevant and desirable today.
NEW COLLECTIONS PRESENTATION Jim Thompson, Design Space, Third Floor, South Dome Discover Jim Thompson’s rich heritage and find out what makes it a celebrated Thai silk brand worldwide. Get insights into the latest collections from Jim Thompson and No 9 Thompson that feature luxury, ornamental prints inspired by floral and Oriental elements.
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M O N DAY 6 N OV E M B E R 11am ACCESS ALL AREAS THE ART OF BRITISH CRAFTSMANSHIP Porta Romana, Ground Floor, Centre Dome Porta Romana is a leading global brand renowned for lighting and furniture destined for the world’s most beautiful hotels, private residences and yachts. Working with sculptors, ceramicists, glassblowers, metalworkers and skilled artisans, the focus is on creating pieces that are enduring and beautiful. Join the team for a glass of champagne to learn about elaborate processes including painting techniques used for the latest ‘Hardy’ lamp. 22
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12pm ACCESS ALL AREAS
2pm ACCESS ALL AREAS
EXPLORING THE DYNAMIC CONTEMPORARY APPROACH TO ASIAN INSPIRED TEXTILES Romo, First Floor, North Dome The influences of Asian pattern, style and techniques have long been present in western designs; however the brands within the Romo Group have each taken a very different approach. Join communciations manager James Eden as he uncovers how Romo, Kirkby Design and Mark Alexander have creatively approached an Asian aesthetic, through collaboration, reference and technique with wonderfully varied collections.
TREASURES WITHIN THE SANDERSON AND MORRIS & CO. ARCHIVES Style Library, First Floor, South Dome Style Library shares precious documents from the Sanderson and Morris & Co. Archives to explore the influence of Japanese and Oriental style and culture on British interior design over the ages. Amongst other things, discover wallpapers from Japan from the 1870s and Chinoiserie fabrics from the 1920s. Sanderson was awarded a Royal Warrant in 1923 and has been displaying the Royal Arms on its products for the past 90 years. 25
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T U E S DAY 7 N OV E M B E R 3pm MAHJONG MASTERCLASS Design Club, Third Floor, South Dome Mahjong is considered a traditional cultural treasure, in fact, the Chinese have played it for thousands of years. Those who love it appreciate its enduring qualities and the beauty of the materials used in play. Surprisingly easy to master, join in at this fun session and learn more about this charming game of skill, strategy and luck. Tea served.
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10am – 2pm ACCESS ALL AREAS
11.30am FLORAL MASTERCLASS
PAINT A TILE WORKSHOP Artisans of Devizes, Third Floor, Design Centre East Experience the tile makers’ art by painting your own tile. From blossom to bamboo, simple geometrics to stylised birds, be inspired by decorative motifs that pay homage to Asian culture. Once completed, the tile will be returned to the potter to be cured and glazed, and sent back to you as your own bespoke creation. Artisans of Devizes has been working with designers and architects for more than 25 years offering a diverse range of tiles in imaginative patterns and hues.
THE BEAUTY OF BLUE & WHITE GP&J Baker, Ground Floor, Design Centre East Few colour combinations rival timeless blue and white. The classic palette has stood the test of time and history in design – from Chinese porcelain to delftware from The Netherlands. Join Rob Van Helden, one of London’s top florists, for a unique floral masterclass that honours this elegant Asian aesthetic and his own Dutch heritage. Rob is renowned for his natural style creating breathtaking floral designs for clients including Sir Elton John and Pierce Brosnan, as well as royal weddings, film premieres and charity events. 29
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12.30pm MODERN CALLIGRAPHY MASTERCLASS
2pm ACCESS ALL AREAS
INKSPIRED CREATIVITY Rubelli/Donghia, Ground Floor, Design Centre East Join interiors art director and stylist Lucy Berridge at a modern calligraphy demonstration and see how she turns words into beautiful handwritten lettering using dip pen and ink. In a fast-paced digital world, discover the calming, creative joy of this on-trend artform and be inspired to develop a personal style of your own.
THE RIGHT BALANCE Lacaze London, Third Floor, Design Centre East Kay Chattun is your guide to Lacaze London’s Asian-inspired furniture and prestigious projects that blend both cultures. Learn about pieces made from exquisite materials including the ‘Kazuki’ pouf, inspired by river stones, that creates a sense of balance and harmony. Get insider tips on how to integrate feng shui into our homes to live positively.
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W E D N E S DAY 8 N OV E M B E R
Left: ‘Takasegawa Fall’, 1990, Edition 100, [woodblock], Clifton Karhu
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11am ACCESS ALL AREAS
12pm ACCESS ALL AREAS
A RICH HERITAGE – THEN & NOW Watts of Westminster, Third Floor, Centre Dome Watts of Westminster is not a remnant from the past but a very modern English company with a reputation for work for prestigious private and public projects worldwide. Celebrating a tradition of bespoke design, discover how the continuation of handmade processes and craftsmanship echoes the riches and choices heralded by the architect founders in 1874.
DESIGN FUSION – ASIAN ARCHIVES MEET MODERN TECHNOLOGIES Iksel – Decorative Arts, Second Floor, Design Centre East Renowned for developing sumptuously detailed wallcoverings with visual narratives, discover how Iksel – Decorative Arts has given a new lease of life to some original Asian archival documents. Trace the design journey from start to finish via a painstaking hand painting process and digital versatility through to the final adaption that can be customised to suit individual needs, size and colour preference. 35
W E D N E S DAY | 8 N OV E M B E R
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2pm ARTIST MASTERCLASS
3pm IKEBANA MASTERCLASS
JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTING WITH PAUL BINNIE Julian Chichester, Ground Floor, Centre Dome Japanese Gallery presents a woodblock printing demonstration by Paul Binnie who trained in the traditional methods in Japan, and after 25 years is at the forefront of this rare artform. Binnie has been collected by the Met in New York and the British Museum among other international institutions.
THE JAPANESE ART OF FLOWER ARRANGING Ceccotti Collezioni, First Floor, Centre Dome Join Shoko Koizumi-Hanson for a unique demonstration of Sogetsu ikebana. See her unique approach to the Japanese art of flower arranging, combining traditional techniques with modern tastes. Creating balance and harmony in a busy world, be inspired by one-of-a-kind arrangements that are authentic and eye-catching, simple and graceful, and possible for anyone to achieve.
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T H U R S DAY 9 N OV E M B E R 10am – 2pm ACCESS ALL AREAS PAINT A TILE WORKSHOP Artisans of Devizes, Third Floor, Design Centre East Experience the tile makers’ art by painting your own tile. From blossom to bamboo, simple geometrics to stylised birds, be inspired by decorative motifs that pay homage to Asian culture. Once completed, the tile will be returned to the potter to be cured and glazed, and sent back to you as your own bespoke creation. Artisans of Devizes has been inspiring designers and architects for more than 25 years with its diverse range of tiles in imaginative patterns and hues. 38
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11.30am ACCESS ALL AREAS
2pm WORKSHOP
THE MOON RABBIT WITH TEO YANG Savoir Beds, First Floor, South Dome Join design writer and journalist Charlotte Abrahams as she talks to Korean lifestyle designer Teo Yang about the source of his inspiration behind the new collaborative bed, ‘Moon 01’, with Savoir Beds. Delve into the Moon Rabbit story, an East Asian folklore, celebrating the moon as a symbol of good luck, wealth and prosperity and the bed inviting people into the world of peaceful sleep.
EAST MEETS WEST – DEBRETT’S TALK Turnell & Gigon at Home, Ground Floor, North Dome Debrett’s Academy director Rupert Wesson will deliver a 30-minute talk on the theme of international etiquette, based on his experience coaching corporate clients in the UK and the Far East. Topics under discussion will run the gamut from greetings and gift-giving to corporate hospitality, meetings, hierarchies and cultural taboos.
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F R I DAY 10 N OV E M B E R 3pm ACCESS ALL AREAS ASIAN ART – HISTORIC AND CONTEMPORARY INFLUENCES WITHIN A TEXTILE COLLECTION Pierre Frey, First Floor, Design Centre East Join Sophie Rouart, curator for Pierre Frey, for a fascinating session on the enduring influence of Eastern style. Get a unique historical perspective into rare treasures from its celebrated Paris archives including textiles from Central Asia and the Silk Road, a route that connected Europe with India, China, Indonesia and Japan for centuries. Discover how they have inspired new designs today, re-imagined for contemporary interiors. Followed by tea and champagne. 42
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11.30am TASTING MASTERCLASS
12pm DESIGN DISCOVERY TOUR
CHINESE TEA TODAY Christopher Peacock, First Floor, Design Centre East Taking ancient Chinese tea principles and translating them for today, meet Jing, fine tea supplier to over 80-Michelinstarred restaurants and 5* hotels. Senior tea buyer Tom Price demonstrates the careful transition in design and ceremony from East to West.
Concierge Desk, Ground Floor, Centre Dome Join an engaging Design Discovery Tour, taking you to the heart of the showrooms. Navigate the latest collections and take in some of the must-see designs that have been inspired by the cultural crossover between East meets West.
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2pm ARTIST MASTERCLASS
3pm BACKGAMMON MASTERCLASS
WILD CHINA – NORTHERN CONTEMPORARY CHINESE WOODCUT Flexform, Ground Floor, South Dome Yu Chengyou is Dean of Heilongjiang Printmaking Institute and Vice-Director of Harbin Art Museum. Chengyou will describe the creative processes behind his art and how he contrasts the tranquillity of the countryside with the increasingly industrialised metropolises of China.
Design Club, Third Floor, South Dome Backgammon is one of the oldest board games in existence. Easy to learn and fun to play, it is no wonder it has withstood the test of time and is played by so many people around the world. Join expert Peter Bennet of the UK Backgammon Federation Board and take part in this popular game of strategy, critical thinking and luck. Tea served.
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FOOD & DRINK
FOOD & DRINK I N S TA L L AT I O N S F U RT H E R I N F O R M AT I O N
A visit to East Meets West is not complete without taking at least a brief pause to enjoy some of the wide range of food and drinks on offer: from a quick coffee to a light lunch, catch up with friends, colleagues, art lovers and collectors. DESIGN CAFÉ Ground Floor, North Dome Refuel and reflect on all you have seen at the exhibition. Enjoy an informal all-day brasserie menu by Absolute Taste, all freshly cooked using the highest quality ingredients. Check out the delicious selection of Asian fusion delights. To book a table call 020 7351 5362. (Monday – Friday only).
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DOME CAFÉ Ground Floor, South Dome This café is ideal for a quick bite to eat or a mid-exhibition break. Enjoy a barista-made coffee, sandwiches, salads, sushi and miso pots, handcrafted cakes and pastries. SECOND FLOOR CAFÉ Second Floor, Design Centre East Design Centre East is creating a serious buzz with an influx of new arrivals. Enjoy a well-earned pitstop during your voyage of discovery to the latest showrooms. (Monday – Friday only).
JING Ground Floor, Centre Dome Be uplifted by the simple pleasure of a perfect cup of tea from Jing. Take a seat at the counter and enjoy authentic teas sourced from Asia’s greatest tea regions, produced by masters using skills handed down over generations. Collect a token for a free cup of tea on registration. 50
RED LANTERN Ground Floor, Centre Dome Specially commissioned for East Meets West, Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour is taking its approach to spectacular displays to new heights, filling the Centre Dome with an array of red lanterns. Incorporating Eastern ideas of balance and harmony, colour, simplicity and richness, the aerial installation conceived by Arabella McNie denotes luck and prosperity, contrasting brilliantly with the building’s modern architecture.
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ELEPHANT WALK Ground Floor, South Dome Meet a life-size Asian elephant in the South Dome. The installation, the work of All for Love London, is a oneoff sculpture featuring a montage of Eastern-inspired wallcoverings sourced at Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour. Not only does this magnificent creature bring into focus the exhibition’s overall themes, but by carrying a vase on its back, it is also symbolic of peace and serenity.
COURTESY TRANSPORT Arrive in style in a Mercedes. The shuttle service leaves near Christie’s main entrance, King Street, St James’s, throughout the exhibition. TRAIN Alight at Imperial Wharf for links to mainline stations and London underground. For information: www.tfl.gov.uk BUS C3, 11 and 22 buses CAR Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour is outside the congestion zone. There is a secure underground car park.
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E V E N T PA RT N E R S
S H OW RO O M S THE BIGGEST NAMES IN INTERNATIONAL DESIGN ABBOTT & BOYD • ALTFIELD • ALTON-BROOKE • ARMANI/CASA • ARTE • ARTERIORS • ARTISANS OF DEVIZES • BAKER • BAKER LIFESTYLE • BELLA FIGURA • BESSELINK & JONES • BIRGIT ISRAEL • BLACK & KEY • BRIAN YATES • BRUNSCHWIG & FILS • C & C MILANO • CECCOTTI COLLEZIONI • CHAPLINS • CHASE ERWIN • CHRISTOPHE DELCOURT AT GMR INTERIORS • CHRISTOPHER HYDE LIGHTING • CHRISTOPHER PEACOCK • COLE & SON • COLEFAX AND FOWLER • COLONY • CREATION BAUMANN • CRESTRON EMEA • DAVID SEYFRIED LTD • DAVIDSON • DE LE CUONA • DECCA (BOLIER) • DECORUS • DEDAR • EDELMAN LEATHER • ESPRESSO DESIGN • EVITAVONNI • FLEXFORM • FOX LINTON • FROMENTAL • FRONT RUGS • GALLOTTI&RADICE • GEORGE SPENCER DESIGNS • GIORGETTI • GLADEE LIGHTING • GP & J BAKER • HOLLAND & SHERRY • HOULES • IKSEL – DECORATIVE ARTS • INTERDESIGN UK • J. ROBERT SCOTT • JACARANDA CARPETS • JASON D’SOUZA • JEAN MONRO • JIM THOMPSON • JULIAN CHICHESTER • KRAVET • LACAZE LONDON • LEE JOFA • LELIEVRE PARIS • LEWIS & WOOD • LIZZO • MARC DE BERNY • MARVIC TEXTILES • MCKINNEY & CO • MCKINNON AND HARRIS • MULBERRY HOME • NADA DESIGNS • THE NANZ COMPANY • NINA CAMPBELL • NOBILIS • ORIGINAL BTC • PAOLO MOSCHINO FOR NICHOLAS HASLAM LTD • PASSERINI • PHILLIP JEFFRIES • PIERRE FREY • POLIFORM • PORADA • PORTA ROMANA • PROVASI • REMAINS LIGHTING • ROMO • RUBELLI/ DONGHIA • SA BAXTER ARCHITECTURAL HARDWARE • SAHCO • SAMUEL & SONS • SAMUEL HEATH • SAVOIR BEDS • SIBERIAN FLOORS • THE SILK GALLERY • SIMPSONS • STARK CARPET • STARK FABRIC • STUDIOTEX • SUMMIT FURNITURE • STYLE LIBRARY • SUTHERLAND PERENNIALS STUDIO • SWD • TAI PING • THREADS AT GP & J BAKER • TIM PAGE CARPETS • TIM PAGE X J.D. STARON • TISSUS D’HELENE • TOPFLOOR BY ESTI • TUFENKIAN ARTISAN CARPETS • TURNELL & GIGON • TURNELL & GIGON AT HOME • TURNSTYLE DESIGNS • VAUGHAN • VIA ARKADIA (TILES) • VICTORIA + ALBERT BATHS • VILLEROY & BOCH • WATTS OF WESTMINSTER • WEMYSS • WEST ONE BATHROOMS • WHISTLER LEATHER • WIRED CUSTOM LIGHTING • WOOL CLASSICS • ZIMMER + ROHDE
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Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour would like to thank the following for their support:
Kamal Bakhshi
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