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A Lifetime’s Dream. Imagine moving into a stunning new home, designed to your every specification and aspiration. And furthermore, in a beautiful setting that’s exactly where you want to live. A lifetime’s dream built for you by a highly reputable and award-winning company with a long established record for building some of the country’s finest homes.

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Design News The latest from the world of interior design Out on the veranda Eight fabulous verandas Outdoors Some great and inspirational ideas for those outside rooms Tendence The international consumer goods fair Books Our selection of great reads Fabrics The latest collection from Pierre Frey, Soane, Ian Mankin, Larsen Fabrics Wallpaper Jennifer Shorto tells us how she found inspiration and also the latest from Rubelli, Little Greene and more Design Trends Well designed staircases take centre stage once again says Richard McLane Inspired by Hubert Zandberg Less is certainly not more in a house chock full of artefacts and curios Lighting The latest from Delightfull, Mici International, Mr Light and more Bathrooms New from Albion Bath, New Ravenna, CP Hart, Oasis Group Inspired by Gill Schafer & Miles Redd Collaboration combines the best of traditional with contemporary

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LEADING specialists in antique and luxury fireplaces, Thornhill Galleries, started life in 1880, and is run by the fifth generation of the same family. The company holds one of the largest collections of superb quality marble, wood and stone period fireplaces in the UK including a rare example of an original Coadestone fireplace, and English 18th century Statuary. T: +44 (0)208 949 4757 www.thornhillgalleries.co.uk

WHO WOULD have thought that Piccadilly Circus, one of London’s main tourist attractions, could be the inspiration for a stunning mirror? But that was designer Marco Sousa’s starting point for his aptly named Circus mirror for Bateye. www.bateye.com 28

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CONTEMPORARY at its best, this new Simone sideboard by Dorya incorporates fine walnut burl veneers on door fronts framed in stylish Gunmetal finish. Custom stainless steel hardware adds a futuristic touch. The striking new Coco chairs feature neutral cream cotton blend fabrics with elegant stainless steel nail trim. The bold, yet flowing, lines create a stunning effect, ideally suited for any setting. US T: 001 305 373 4446 / www.doryainteriors.com | UK T: +44 (0)120 271 7017 / www.interio.co.uk

IN HER DEBUT collection for Arteriors, Interior designer Windsor Smith pares down iconic embellishments ranging from GrecoRoman architectural friezes to vintage jewellery. One fret of a Greek key border forms a table’s leg, while wall lights dangle reminiscent of a lady’s drop earring. The result is a series of furnishings that feel fresh and fashionable, yet warmly familiar. Windsor’s goal for the 40-piece collection was to create heirlooms of tomorrow. T: 001 800 338 2150 www.arteriorshome.com

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THE INSPIRATION for this striking Allure king headboard by Alden Parkes was a mirror frame in a Palm Beach Resort. The headboard is a beautifully hand carved mahogany frame with gold leaf finish aged to perfection. Just like the original inspiration, this stylish headboard design comes in a linen fabric or COM option. It is designed to be mounted to the wall. T: 001 904 279 1617 | www.aldenparkes.com

TERENCE CONRAN’s Matador armchair is a modern take on the traditional winged armchair. With its distinctive curved sides and tapered back it has a dynamic thrust to its sheer sixties elegance. www.conran.com 30

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THIS STYLISH pair of chairs by Hancock & Moore is shown in a beautiful fabric/leather combination of Lavish Taupe and Angelo Loden. The complementary driftwood finish and carpenter’s nails lend a light and airy vibe to this sophisticated and fresh setting.

T: 001 828 495 8235 | www.hancockandmoore.com

ITALIAN furniture company Luxury Living has just set up home in London’s Brompton Road. Designers gave the decidedly Victorian building a uniquely Italian twist installing marble floors and large-scale cityscapes of Milan and Rome on the ground and basement floors. The first floor is dedicated to Bentley Home (above) a collection designed by celebrated architect Carlo Colombo. www.luxurylivinggroup.com

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4 1 A colonnaded terrace surrounds this Spanish courtyard garden at Castillo de Bendinat which is filled with palm trees 2 Hydraulic shutters open up to create a veranda in this modern house in Plettenberg Bay, South Africa. The sculpture is by Egon Tania 3 A simple seating area is grouped on the stoep (or terrace) beneath a thatched roof of this house at Little Karoo, South Africa 4 Large green roller blinds provide privacy and protection from the sun on this sheltered terrace furnished with a pair of chaise-longue and a Goan deck chair. All photographs by Fritz von der Schulenburg/The Interior Archive

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8 5 A table topped with a concrete slab in the outdoor dining room framed by Palladian columns in this house in Malibu 6 A covered terrace with arches opening onto a Moroccan courtyard swimming pool is filled with an eclectic mix of furniture and objects 7 A wooden bench has been placed at the end of this cool and shady porch of this house in Sri Lanka 8 This open-air living room is decorated with local artwork and plants from the garden of this Venezuelan house All photographs by Simon Upton/The Interior Archive

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WICKER furniture is often associated with garden rooms and gardens but its history can be traced to ancient times - it is one of the oldest types of furniture production techniques. In England wicker has been woven with willow osiers for centuries and Marston & Langinger maintains this tradition. The furniture is woven around a sturdy tubular frame for strength.

NEW from SACW is Altea, a simple but contemporary 20mm tile for external paving ideal for any project. www.sacwpaving.co.uk

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PART of the Isis rattan collection based on an Ancient Egyptian design, the Isis Day Bed from Soane Britain is hand-woven by skilled weavers in their Leicestershire rattan workshop. The sturdy cane frame with meticulously bound rattan detailing is completed with loose cushions upholstered in Soane Britain or a client’s own fabric. www.soane.co.uk

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THE AIR collection from Manutti by young Belgian designer Koen Van is available from Jardin de Ville’s showrooms in Canada and Florida. Air is a modular system of high-end outdoor sofas. www.jardindeville.com

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design news THE ELDON Chair from Soane Britain is part of a collection of seating inspired by 18th century revivals of the Ancient Greek Klismos design. A traditionally upholstered chair made by five specialist workshops, it is offered in all Soane’s standard wood finishes, leathers and fabrics. T: +44 (0)207 730 6400 | www.soane.co.uk

ARCHITECTE, a streamlined Art Deco-inspired group, includes a sectional sofa, accent chair and Origami pouf ottoman. Futuristic in spirit, Architecte features a dramatic geometric base that combines tubular wood and metal. The base of the sofa and sectional is two layers; the base amps up the wow factor. Each piece features a rich, grey velvet cover with contrast stitching, angled arms and luxurious ornamental details.

T: 001 323 584 1315 | www.nathananthonyfurniture.com

This beautiful Dresser in Espresso Walnut finish is part of a stunning range of handmade solid wood furniture from Luxeform. Available in a variety of wood and high polish finishes. T: +44 (0)192 087 7338 | www.luxeform.co.uk

LUXURY furniture designer Christopher Guy introduces the striking Bizet dining table. Distinctively individual and suitable for a range of period and contemporary settings, it features a hand-wrought base available in a range of finishes -oro nero, bronzage, Italian silver and topped with tempered glass. Available from its showroom in Chelsea Harbour’s Design Centre. T: +44(0)203 397 2410 | www.christopherguy.com

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THIS IS A GREAT example of the meticulously tailored custom upholstery by Hickory White. Designers enjoy the many opportunities for personalisation. It is the exquisite touches such as artisan craftsmanship and hand decorations that make the difference at this well established name where fashion and quality go hand in hand. T: 828 322 8624 | www.hickorywhite.com

“I was so fortunate to have met Jessica earlier this year and to see her paintings, which are stunningly beautiful and unique. A photograph cannot do justice to her paintings. Abstracted and atmospheric, the textures and vitality of her paintings need to be seen to be appreciated.” Mary Fox Linton

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BESPOKE cabinet maker Smallbone of Devizes, has introduced a collection of dressing rooms, each one individually crafted to suit a client’s exact specification starting from £18,000. T: +44 (0)207 589 5998 | www.smallbone.co.uk

THE SBID International Design Awards 2015 are now open for submissions. Following the success of previous editions, this year’s SBID Awards are designed to surpass the rest. Since its inception in 2011, the SBID Awards has served to recognise, reward and celebrate all design excellence, from super luxury projects to innovative design and new talent on limited budgets. For more information on the SBID Awards, visit www.sbidawards.com 40

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OCHRE’s evocative Eternal Dreamer captures the trend for shapely curves beautifully and makes you feel like falling into a bed of clouds and never waking up. This original take on the modern, modular sofa offers straight, curved, corner and ottoman sections.

T: +44 (0)207 096 7372 | www.ochre.net THESE Rosita Dining Chairs from Coleccion Alexandra are the epitome of elegance. Their subtle and sophisticated trademark laced backs exude refined class. These dining chairs form a small part of the Rosita Collection and the whole range is available in an endless plethora of finishes and fabrics. www.coleccionalalexandra.co.uk

WHILE honouring their heritage and hand-craftsmanship, Duresta prides itself on continuing to offer contemporary and on-trend styles with each piece of furniture made to order in their workshops in the United Kingdom. Throughout the year, they are constantly adding new collections and designs to their ranges. www.duresta.com

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design news MARI IANIQ is a high-end brand of furniture, lighting and accessories providing bespoke pieces and solutions for luxury interiors. The collection is inspired by elements of haute couture and jewellery. Classical shape of the BATON chair is crowned with a simple and elegant brass baton, decorated with gemstones at its finials for a more glamorous look. T: +44(0) 795 122 8666 | www.mariianiq.com

WESLEY-BARRELL has been handcrafting fine English sofas and armchairs for more than a century, from elegant, understated classic styles through to contemporary ranges. Artisan upholstery techniques combined with good design and the best materials ensure a WesleyBarrell sofa not only looks great but is built to last.

T: +44 (0)199 377 6682 | www.wesley-barrell.co.uk

INTERIOR designer Sarah Ward has a new take on dining room furniture inspired by fluidity and movement. All of the luxurious pieces in the collection are handmade in the UK, using a palette of rich wood finishes, solid Acrylic bases and bronze or nickel detail, bordered by upholstered chairs with graduated backs that rise and fall in a continuous wave, creating a visual treat. www.sarahwardassociates.com

THIS SEASON Altfield has introduced Alcantara. With an unrivalled aesthetic and technical reputation, this unique material’s construction is still a highly guarded secret. Extraordinarily versatile, Alcantara can be moulded into endless possibilities and used to cover any shape or surface while still maintaining the highest industry standards. www.altfield.com

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QUEX is one of the latest additions to the Margo Selby rug collection. This designs is the most intricate to date and is woven in a hand carved wilton quality. Each design has been inspired by a combination of indigenous textiles and hand woven twill structures. T: +44 (0)122 728 2758 margoselby.com

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In conversation: Tendence and its new product ideas for the home and gift sectors. Exhibitors and visitors talk about trends, quality and the product assortment at the fair. They sound positive and give a taster of what to expect at Tendence 2015. www.talk-about-tendence.com

OPENING TIMES August 29th 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. August 30th 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. August 31th 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. September 1st 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. www.tendence.messefrankfurt.com

HOW TO GET TO TENDENCE Messe Frankfurt Exhibition GmbH Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 1 60327 Frankfurt am Main Telephone +49 69 75 75-0

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TENDENCE is the international consumer-goods fair revolving around the subjects of the home and giving. The ideal order venue for the Christmas business. The trend platform for new products in the coming spring. Tendence is the meeting place in the second half of the year for renowned brands and all important decision makers from the consumer-goods sector. With its focus on the mid to high-end market segment, the profitable Christmas trade and the prospects for the coming spring and summer season, Tendence is an indispensable ordering platform for the trade. The international exhibitors attract top buyers from all segments of the consumer-goods sector, as the latter seek to enhance their product ranges and get a feel for the current trends. In the “Living” section, international exhibitors will be presenting everything from interior design to the latest accessories for the home as well as seasonal decoration ideas. The range of goods includes high-end and traditional furnishing ideas, home textiles and small pieces of furniture as well as lamps, outdoor items and garden accessories.

29. 8 – 1. 9. 2015

Discover international new ideas for the home and gift sectors – at the industry’s most important meeting place in the second half of the year. fresh.new.ideas. info@uk.messefrankfurt.com Tel. +44 (0) 14 83 48 39 83

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THIS UNIQUE piece is a fusion of classic Italian furniture with the contemporary Scottish design flair of Evolution Furniture using Thunder Blotch fabric from Scotland’s leading interior fabric designers Timorous Beasties an artistic and contemporary twist on Italian elegance from this new design workshop in Edinburgh. www.ev-furniture.com

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FOLLOWING their successful launch, Conker Brown introduce their beautiful console table design as an equally beautiful and ever useful side table, shown here with glass but also available with walnut, fumed oak or leather. www.conkerbrown.co.uk

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This year we celebrate 120 years of building sofas in our Oxfordshire workshops. Bespoke sofas handmade by skilled craftspeople using solid seasoned wood frames, coil springs and high quality materials. Visit us soon and feel the difference. Showrooms: *Witney 01993 776682 *London W1 020 7629 2019 *Guildford 01483 537717 *Manchester 0161 834 7466 *Bristol 0117 923 8915 *Cambridge 01223 460377 Cheltenham 01242 512087 Chester 01244 343438 *Guildford 01483 537717 *Harrogate 01423 531073 Leamington Spa 01926 334506 Marlow 01628 481114 *St Albans 01727 845828 *Tunbridge Wells 01892 536286

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KNOWN for being an originating partner of the legendary Studio 54 dance club, as well as a creator of the boutique hotel concept, Ian Schrager has redefined the idea of luxury. His dynamic spaces continue to be hip destinations for nocturnal social gatherings and unforgettable parties, as well as stylish, urban oases during the day. Timed to celebrate his 40 years in business, Ian Schrager Works is as much a cultural exploration that chronicles the history of New York over the past five decades.

Ian Schrager Works By Ian Schrager is published by Rizzoli New York www.rizzoliusa.com

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INDIA HICKS, the daughter of famed interior designer David Hicks has forged a design empire from her family’s enclave in the Bahamas. In her new book India Hicks: Island Style, she invites readers into her lush world. It offers never-before-seen family photographs, breath-taking vistas of her island community, all-new images of her home, Hibiscus Hill, and irresistible behind-thescenes stories. In eleven chapters, Hicks walks the reader through the basics of her look: the subtlety of island life, her inherited knack for ‘tablescaping’, the pleasure of porches, bedrooms as places of selfexpression and the “more is more” style of living with collections. From the understated entryway to the sun-kissed terrace set up for entertaining, to the kaleidoscope of

exterior colours to the quieter interior palettes, and from the swaying hammock in the backyard to the four-poster beds in the guest house handmade by a local craftsman, Hicks takes readers on a very intimate tour of the place she calls home.

India Hicks: Island Style By India Hicks published by Rizzoli www.rizzoliusa.com

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PIERRE FREY discovers Aboriginal art with its Origines collection comprised of embroidered fabrics, prints and jacquards, the collection is a tribute to the indigenous tribes who were able to depict with beauty and fortitude their surrounding elements, water and earth. www.pierrefrey.com

OILCLOTH just got super stylish with these new stand-out designs from BoConcept. Not only functional the range make a powerful statement and offer a fantastic way of easily and instantly injecting colour and on-trend patterns into the home. www.boconcept.com

THIS tribal-inspired geometric pattern is from Dedar and is called Tangram, it’s part of their new collections – ‘a celebration of imperfection’. A coarse traditional screenprinting technique is used on a heavily textured fabric to create a dense irregular design. www.dedar.com 50

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DIANTHUS Chintz from Soane Britain is a floral design derived from a rare 18th century sarong. Charmed by its fantastical fronds and frilled Dianthus flower heads, Soane has softened the colours to suit today’s interiors, printing it on to two different base cloths - ivory Mutka silk and ivory linen. www.soane.co.uk

Bespoke carpets and rugs by Concept Handtufting Ltd. We strive to create the most unique and desirable handtufted carpets, tailoring each piece to our customer’s scheme. The use of the finest materials such as fine silks, hand spun wools and natural bamboo, combined with the highest levels of design and craftsmanship ensure pure luxury for your feet.

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1 New blues from Manuel Canovas include Coutras, Duras and Grimaud. www.manuelcanovas.com 2 Fans of de Le Cuona’s finely woven paisleys will be delighted to hear that two new designs have been launched in the latest collection called Rugged Elegance. www.delecuona.co.uk 3 Curtains in Selby grey and blue from Larsen. www.larsenfabrics.com 4 Ian Mankin’s new blues include Acton and Brompton Navy. www.ianmankin.co.uk

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WALLPAPER

RUBELLI’S new wallcovering collection is the result of a combination of tradition and innovation. The historic Venice company is offering a collection consisting of reproductions of their most iconic Rubelli fabrics which, through their production process, look exactly as if they were the real fabrics. Shown here is Lady Roxana. www.rubelli.com

THIS wallpaper design aptly named Crossed Lines is from Layla Faye whose bright, bold retro prints have a refreshing modern twist. Founder and Designer Verity Wilkinson established Layla Faye with creativity and individuality in mind. Inspiration for the eclectic collection comes from nostalgic childhood memories and a love of sixties design and music. www.laylafaye.com 54

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FOR MORE than 35 years Architectural Textiles has supplied natural textile wallcoverings in the UK. Specialists in textured and metallic wallcoverings, including real gold, silver and copper leaf, screen-printed damask on grass background, sisal grass in 15 colours, woven hemp, silk strand in 17 colours, real glass shard, jute and woven bamboo. There is a huge selection for residential or commercial projects and an invaluable database for designers. T: +44 (0)135 925 9981 | www.architecturaltextiles.co.uk

FOR ITS eighth collection of wallpapers Little Greene has again turned to the archives. Painted Papers is a compendium of striped wallpapers which celebrate the historic and harmonious marriage of paint and wallpaper. Shown here (left) is Broad Stripe Mullion and (right) Tailor Stripe Bakerloo. www.littlegreene.com

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Collector’s Room - Furnishings inspired by George Vanderbilt’s travels.

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People: TOURBILLON by Ducharne studio which created designs for some of the most famous couture houses in France from the 1920s to 1960s. The paper is composed of segmented circles which blend to give a graphic look. www.farrow-ball.com

ACCORDING to Alix Soubiran feathers are a rich design source for wallpaper patterns. Those featured in her new collection she picked up on walks in Los Feliz, LA, where her studio is located. Feathery is one of four new collections she has just launched. www.alixsoubiran.com

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Jennifer Shorto

Jennifer Shorto’s debut collection of wallcoverings is inspired by the work of Mexicobased artist Pedro Friederberg which she discovered while rummaging through a vintage furniture shop in Mexico City. She fell in love with his work and tracked him down to his extraordinary home in the bohemian quarter of Mexico City, a house full of eclectic objects including collections of antique cigarette boxes, model house, and kittens. Born in 1936 the son of German Jewish parents, Pedro escaped to Mexico at the beginning of the second world war becoming part of the Mexican surrealist movement - Los Hortos. Jennifer became a textile collector when she came across a very beautiful 18th century Suzani at the back of a cupboard. “Since then my interest has never waned. I visited many places and befriended archeologists, writers and antique dealers who shared this passion and were keen on exploring less travelled lands,” she said. “A few years ago I acquired a West African fabric from the early 20th century which was part of a group of textiles which were still undocumented. It gave me the desire and inspiration to start printing and engage in keeping certain patterns and their spirit alive.” She studied art history at the Louvre Museum in Paris. In the last few years she has been collaborating with decorators bringing her designs as well as precious textiles to a variety of projects. Her textiles and wallcoverings are available from Redloh House Fabrics. T: +44 (0)207 371 7787 www.redlohousefabrics.com

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TIME TO TAKE A STEP UP Well designed staircases take centre stage once again says Richard McLane

he post-crash consumer is reexamining the values, institutions and lifestyles that led him astray and this soul searching has led to a different approach on many levels now that rebuilding has begun. Clients are again beginning to buy into bespoke manufacturing. This has particular relevance for staircase design and manufacture. At the height of the boom uber-modern and statement stairs were very much in vogue and it was all about making an impact; the clear trend now is towards timeless design, honesty and provenance. That is not to say we are going to see a jump in demand for traditional wooden staircases - rather the opposite. Consumers, now familiar with the concept of bespoke staircases, expect choice as standard. Space is increasingly at a premium in homes, and staircase designers often have to maximize the illusion of light or openness, incorporate storage areas or work cleverly around room entrance and exits whilst executing a staircase design brief. The ability to tailor exact shape or choose specific materials is becoming more important to the overall success of a project. The UK’s ageing housing stock is breathing new life into the refurbishment market as consumers and developers alike see the value of working with existing structures, rather than embarking upon a new build project as may have been the case previously. Refurbishment projects are where intelligent design is crucial to achieve successful and empathetic cohesion between old and new. The clever part about design is having 58

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the ability and insight to incorporate both traditional and contemporary materials into a commission that withstands the test of time. Getting the staircase right plays a crucial role. Architects’ plans for period properties rarely exist and structural analysis is usually required before renovation work. Supporting walls need to be identified and the condition of timber and existing masonry must be checked before attaching or drilling into. Almost certainly interfaces between existing and new will need to be cleverly designed in order to integrate the staircase successfully into the property. In these circumstances specialist staircase manufacturers come into their own. Even if the walls are not sound enough to support a cantilever staircase, hidden frameworks can be erected to allow the client to have this style of design. Every interior should be treated as a unique space – a sleek, stainless steel staircase works well in lofty spaces and buildings with a high-tech, contemporary style whereas a very grand home with an impressive entrance hall requires something more majestic. The stairs should interact with the building. Today the staircase is no longer out of sight, as the trend towards open plan living has promoted its importance. Being visible from key areas of the property, a feature staircase adds desirability and the wow factor as well as being functional.

Richard McLane, Design Director at Bisca T: +44 (0)143 977 2809 | www.bisca.co.uk

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Less is certainly not more in a house chock full of artefacts and curios WORDS JULIA FREEMANTLE | PHOTOGRAPHS SIMON UPTON / The Interior Archive

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outh African born designer Hubert Zandberg’s glamorous and eclectic London home is a master class in context and combination. Less is more is certainly not a dictum with which designer Hubert Zandberg is familiar. His London home is chock full in a thrilling where-to-look-first kind of way an extravaganza of artefacts, art, curios and curiosities commanding every surface. The house’s history is almost as quirky as its contents, no doubt part of why it appealed to Zandberg, whose passion for the provenance of pieces has informed his singular style. Split over five levels, it was once the canal-keeper’s house, the lower levels storing hay, horses and coaches. But, oddly enough, its most recent incarnation before the designer moved in was as a motorbike workshop. ‘The house has been many different things, so it seemed to welcome all my disparate objects, and even invite them,’ says Zandberg. The designer’s South African heritage is immediately apparent. ‘It’s a cliché but the truth is you can’t grow up in the Karoo and not be affected by it. It’s always prevalent in my work,’ he says. For him it has two sides – the bright Africa of gold sun and sand, and bold tribal colour, and its spare, monochromatic counterpart sun-bleached bones, quills, horns. Despit an affinity with the past, Zandberg is also about reconciling it with the present and his London life has given these long-held pieces a LEFT: A rare pair of original Tommy Parzinger mirrors flanks a photograph by Hannah Starkey on one side of the living room TOP: Interior designer and collector Hubert Zandberg beneath a picture by Andrea Buttner in his London home Bridge for Design July 2015

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THIS PAGE: The master bedroom is dominated by a Zandberg-designed four-poster bed and includes a spectacular Zulu skirt amongst the objects displayed around the walls FACING PAGE: The living room doubles as an entrance hall and is filled with artworks by Bene Bergado, Peter Hugo, Francis Bacon and Rachel Whiteread. The shelf sculpture is designed by Bruno Peinado and the cushions are made from vintage scarves by Paul Smith. Against the dark blue walls of a windowless basement area leading off the kitchen/dining area a collection of tribal art and finds of nature is displayedchairs, a Fortuny light fixture and a wall of local stone

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Eurocentric swing and new context which adds an element of edginess. ‘I feel that by showing the artefacts and art not as separate concepts, it gives the effect relevance. My friend, designer Inca Waddell, described it as Pitt Rivers Museum meets the Tate Modern’ he says. Foremost a collector, then a designer, the higgledy ungallery space, as he calls it, was found to house his collections rather than they being acquired to fill it. ‘For some it may be overwhelming but for me the dialogue of all these objects is actually strangely calming. It’s a concept rather than clutter,’ he says. The dialogue is one of culture and colour, life and death, heritage and humour, and art. In curating the rooms, Zandberg found that pieces acquired further meaning, a process he finds fascinating. ‘The spaces evolve organically and sometimes when I stand back and look at a scene again, I see symbolism I didn’t ever intend, but that must have been in the back of my mind,’ he muses. He’s referring in particular to a tableau of objets in a guestroom, where a Madonna under a cloche sits alongside a tiny army tank. ‘The reference to religion and war isn’t lost on me it shows you how powerful the subconscious is,’ he says. In the master bedroom pops of yellow are an incongruous accent in a predominantly black space underpinned by religious symbolism and imagery that borders on the macabre skulls, snakes, crucifixes. Zandberg’s skill is in the mix, the colourful ikat cushions and overscaled pop art pulling it back from the edge. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: A glass cloche filled with miniature skulls prefaces a wall of artwork in the master bedroom. A pair of display cases filled with artefacts flanks a hippo skull and a section of whale’s backbone. A modern artwork dominates one wall of the master bedroom

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TOP: The guest bedroom is located at the top of the house and features a Zandbergdesigned four-poster bed LEFT: The decorative theme of the black and white bathroom is reinforced with photographs by George Dureau and drawings by a variety of young artists

Zandberg has also played on the idea of light and dark, with certain rooms engineered to function better as night-time spaces. The main reception room trickily situated in that you enter it straight off the street – is almost a public space and so has been conceptualised as such. ‘I decided that rather than fight the room’s characteristics, I should hand it over to that purpose,’ he says. The result is ultra-glamorous gold accents, midnight-blue walls and moody contemporary art give it the mystique of a sexy nightclub rather than a run-of-the-mill living room. Conversely, the study one floor down is a sunny, rustic, almost safari feeling space, whose savannah-inspired palette of browns and tan and a photograph by Anne Hardy of lush foliage are a door to another world. ‘It’s ethnic but also Modernist,’ he says of the evocative space that sees a Brazilian rosewood desk nonchalantly paired with bunches of African heads and a tribal-pattern rug. These seemingly effortless and yet complex combinations offer insight into Zandberg’s world, a fascinating playground of challenging imagery, rich symbolism and charming, playful irreverence. Hubert Zandberg Interiors T: +44 (0)208 962 2776 info@hzinteriors.com 66

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SPARKLING crystals of the Koi chandelier exude a sophisticated luxurious glamour to enhance elegant spaces. Handmade by talented European artisans, it offers a choice of coloured or clear crystals and various customised frame dimensions and shapes making this chandelier truly a must to create that wonderful special ambience.

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THE ANTLER Range from David Hunt Lighting with it’s unrivalled appearance, is the epitome of natural beauty. Each Antler is exquisitely hand painted to trick the eye and mind; for the Antlers in their collection are not as real as they may appear. They are skilfully created using a durable resin, concealing all wires, bolts and screws for a beautifully made, naturally flawless and unforgettable look. www.davidhunt-lighting.com

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ARCHITECT and designer Massimiliano Raggi has designed Academy, a new bathroom collection for the Oasis Group featuring high gloss lacquer, gold and marble finishes. Handcrafted in Italy, Academy offers a modular format, perfect for luxury residences to character hotels. www.oasisgroup.it

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t’s not an uncommon fantasy among sophisticated Manhattanites of trading in the urban digs (while maintaining a pied-a-terre, of course) for a great old house in New York’s historic Hudson Valley one with big fireplaces and lots of room for grandchildren and guests, as well as views of some of America’s loveliest countryside. That’s exactly what a financier and his wife, a former antiques dealer, were looking for when, after renting in the area for several years, they decided to make the leap and trade in their Upper East Side townhouse for a place in the country. Then reality hit. ‘We looked for ages,’ says the wife, ‘Most of the houses were dark and close to the road,’ not to mention that they are often jumbled on top of one another and, with their huge rooms, difficult to heat in the winter and cool in the summer. Then they were invited to architect Gil Schafer’s annual summer cocktail party. ‘When we got there, I said to my husband, “This is the most extraordinary Greek Revival,” she recalls.‘It didn’t have any of the problems of the other old houses in the area.’ It turns out that Schafer, a classical architect famous for his exacting restorations, had built the place for himself. The couple immediately realised that the old-new solution was their answer – the design of an old house, with its elegant proportions, infused with a contemporary layout and conveniences. They found a piece of land amid the horse TOP: The front facade of the house is in a Greek Revival style whilst also displaying some Palladian features LEFT: The colours of the circa - 1880 Persian Sultanabad in the living room are repeated in the Cowtan & Tout cotton used on the bergere, in the curtains of Jim Thompson silk, and in the Kravet silk that sheathes the walls

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In the master bedroom, the wrought iron bed by Oscar de la Renta is fitted with a silk Bridge for Design July 2015 79 canopy and the bench is 19th century

TOP: The butler’s pantry is painted Hague Blue by Farrow & Ball LEFT: The master bedroom’s Directaire armchair is upholstered in Edelman leather, and the console and lamp were found at auction; the curtains are of a Clarence House silk, the wall covering is by de Gournay and the picture is by TROWBRIDGE Gallery

country of Millbrook and hired Schafer. The last piece of the puzzle fell into place when Schafer suggested Miles Redd as decorator. Redd was the ideal choice, because, the wife acknowledges, ‘I was looking for someone with a certain whimsy. I tend to be more classical in my tastes, and I needed someone to push me a little.’ Still, this was a group with strong opinions. The situation could have been contentious, but, in fact, it turned into the best kind of creative collaboration. Schafer’s original drawings were largely inspired by traditional two-storey Greek Revivals. ‘But I knew I wanted the house to live right for us,’ the wife says, ‘not just look right.’ She was concerned that stairs could become a problem as she and her husband grew older, or if one of them were to have a horseback-riding accident. So she asked Schafer to add wings on either side, for a master bedroom suite and a large kitchen area. The additions give the structure the feel of a Palladian villa and help it nestle serenely into the landscape. How do you begin decorating a 7,500-square-foot house? ‘It was important to consider Gil’s marvellous architecture,’ says Redd. ‘The proportions, the mouldings, and the amazing staircase set the tone.’ He found a Sultanabad rug in rich hues of peacock-blue with greens and

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ABOVE: The walls in this guest bedroom are covered in a patterned cotton fabric and the bamboo double bed is an original 19th century piece BELOW: The outdoor swimming pool benefits from stunning views of the countryside RIGHT: The entrance hall’s walls were hand-painted by Chris Pearson; the Art Deco table lamps are Greek the stair runner is by Stark

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TOP: The kitchen cabinets are custom made, and the vent hood is by Wolf; the 19thcentury chairs are upholstered in a Bennison fabric LEFT: Unusually, in this bathroom an antique mirror hangs in front of the Venetian blinds

reds. ‘That was the spring-board for us,’ he explains, and its palette ultimately provided the subtle cohesion of colour that holds true throughout the rooms. In the entrance hall, after trying several wall finishes, the trio chose peacock stripes sparked by tangerine lamps, introducing the key colour and establishing the elegant yet whimsical spirit of the interior. Beyond the entry colonnade is an expansive living room dominated by teal curtains and celery silk walls that also reiterate the colours of the Sultanabad. ‘The acidy loden sofas, animal print, and ikat pillows – that’s Miles,’ says the wife. ‘He has an extraordinary feeling for that one oddball thing that will make a room sing. The black mantels were Gil’s design, and I just flipped over them.’ Redd, who understand how hue can add emotion and flow to a house, repeated the celery colour in the couple’s bedroom with a de Gournay wall covering. For all the understated grandeur and rich colour Redd brought to the project, Schafer made sure that house functions beautifully.

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Bridge for Design July 2015

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ULTRAFLAT CURTAIN TRACK t h e p e rf e c t c o mplim e nt t o mo d e rn i n t e ri or design.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

TH E C H A L L E N GE In recent years there has been the increased use of glazed walling to buildings. Together with inward opening windows, the space available for window treatments has been significantly reduced. This has presented a problem to interior designers as to how to dress the windows in such properties.

UTS25 Strong aluminium profile 27mm wide x 8mm depth Hand or cord operation with Standard or RIPPLE effect gliders System can be angle bent for bay windows Suitable for medium weight curtains Fixing options 1) Direct fix through the profile (timber fixing) 2) Discreet nylon fixing clips allow for screw and plug fixing to plasterboard and concrete

THE SOL UTION In response to this, Tillys have developed a new range of ULTRAFLAT curtain track systems.

An incredibly versatile system that can be top fixed or recessed into the surface of a ceiling, providing a perfect answer to minimalistic style. The UTS25 system can be bent for bay window applications.

only 8mm depth

UTS50 Strong aluminium profile 53mm wide x 8mm depth Hand or cord operation with Standard or RIPPLE effect gliders Suitable for medium weight curtains Straight tracks only Fixing options 1) Direct fix through the profile (timber fixing) 2) Discreet nylon fixing clips allow for screw and plug fixing to plasterboard and concrete

only 8mm depth

UTS52 Strong aluminium profile 53mm wide x 8mm depth Hand or cord operation Suitable for medium weight curtains For single pair of curtains with wide overlap for dim out Straight tracks only Fixing options 1) Direct fix through the profile (timber fixing) 2) Discreet nylon fixing clips allow for screw and plug fixing to plasterboard and concrete

only 8mm depth

UTS2512 Strong aluminium profile 27mm wide x 12mm depth Hand or cord operation with Standard or RIPPLE effect gliders Suitable for medium weight curtains Fixing options 1) Concealed metal twist brackets

only 12mm depth

023 9225 2525 | www.tilysinteriors.com

023 9225 2525 | www.tillysinteriors.com

THERE ARE OTHER PRODUCTS IN THE AURA RANGE...

MOTORISED CURTAIN TRACKS

ROLLER BLINDS designed to fit directly to the frame of the window

VENETIAN BLINDS headrail can be lowered to allow maximum light and still provide privacy.

With such long standing knowledge of our industry, we have unique sourcing capabilities, enabling us to provide the best solution for every application.

SLIDING PANEL SYSTEMS 023 9225 2525 | www.tillysinteriors.com

023 9225 2525 | www.tillysinteriors.com

TILLYS Unit 1 Aysgarth Road Waterlooville PO7 7UG UK 023 9225 2525 www.tillysinteriors.com