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IDTDecJan16_Jade 13/11/2015 16:41 Page 1 TODAY interiordesignBRITAIN’S OLDEST MAGAZINE FOR PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS JANUARY 2016 £3.95 Porter, passionate about design, craftsmanship and natural materials JANUARYIDT 2016 IDTDecJan16_Jade 13/11/2015 15:28 Page 2 IDTDecJan16_Jade 13/11/2015 16:41 Page 3 PUBLISHING TEAM Media One Communications Ltd 1 Accent Park, Bakewell Road, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, PE2 6XS Tel: 01733 385300 MANAGING EDITOR Jade Tilley 01733 385320 [email protected] PUBLISHER & CEO Robert Nisbet [email protected] COMMERCIAL DIRECTOR Donna Jenkins 01733 385310 [email protected] SALES MANAGER Victoria Bullivant 01733 385314 [email protected] ACCOUNT MANAGER Toni Boyden 01733 385336 [email protected] PRODUCTION CONTROLLER Sheldon Colaso 01733 385331 FROM THE EDITOR [email protected] CREDIT CONTROL MANAGER WELCOME TO THE JANUARY 2016 EDITION OF INTERIOR DESIGN TODAY, Carole Todd BRITAIN’S OLDEST MAGAZINE FOR PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS. 01733 385302 [email protected] ADMINISTRATION & SUBSCRIPTIONS Louise Stupples 2015 has provided us with so many design treats, it is hard to select 01733 385300 [email protected] just one or two that really stand-out as highlights of the year. The same can be said of the shows we attended during the London Design Festival this September. So much design talent was crammed Subscriptions and back issues +44 (0)1733 385300 into the tents, pop ups and buildings that they were bursting at the Email: [email protected] seams. In homage to design season, we present not one, not two, but Web: www.idnews.co.uk three show reviews for this edition. Starting on page 36, catch up on Twitter: twitter.com/IDTmagazine all the show news from Decorex, 100% design and Focus at Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour. We’ll be revealing more of our favourite Newsstand App: appstore.com/interiordesigntoday picks right into the New Year so keep checking. There are even some © 2016 Media One Communications Ltd slotted into our Shortlist this month. 2016 All rights reserved. Christopher Jenner was invited to take part in our Designer Profile this edition and what an ISBN: 978-1-907394-15-7 accomplished and considered designer he is. With an education in fine art, and design, No part of this publication may be Christopher has a unique perspective on what makes a designer and his quest to develop reproduced in any way without written and immerse brands into society has positioned his studio on a platform for the truly creative permission from the publisher. All views and opinions expressed are not necessarily and at times, abstract. those of the publisher. All advertising and Our spotlights this edition includes surfaces and lighting, with plenty to say on both subjects. paid for entries are strictly subject to our Matt Smith of SHED Design talks about the trends occurring in restaurants, particularly here terms and conditions, available online. in the UK. Business is certainly still booming and we wonder what will be the next traditional phase for our humble eateries. Will the shabby chic industrial offering continue to prosper, or will there be an appetite for a simplified, cleaner line? In our My Icon spotlight, Rebekah Caudwell reflects on her inspiration Dorothy Draper and references the master of interpretation himself, Baz Luhrmann. Those who know me will know that I’m a film fan and in particular, love Baz Luhrmann Jade Tilley so I’m delighted that his work transcends film into design and MANAGING EDITOR www.onecoms.co.uk is recognised here in this publication. [email protected] January 2016 Interior Design Today 3 IDTDecJan16_Jade 13/11/2015 15:28 Page 4 IDTDecJan16_Jade 13/11/2015 16:42 Page 5 46 Products 10 THE SHORTLIST An editor’s choice of designs sourced from far and wide 36 DECOREX REVIEW A snapshot of designs from the show at Syon Park 40 FOCUS REVIEW A spotlight feature reviewing some of the best from DCCH 42 100% DESIGN REVIEW We present some of the top product picks 34 23 from the Olympia based show 50 SURFACES 61 LIGHTING Projects 12 PROJECT GALLERY The project gallery presents outstanding interiors from a top bill of interior designers 58 THE FOOD FORMULA SHED Design discuss the food and beverage revolution with a look at their latest venture with the MEAT Liqour brand People 45 BIID UPDATE The BIID has launched it’s 19 Student Design challenge 46 DESIGNER PROFILE Christopher Jenner explains why he will 64 design anything if people just ask 67 DESIGN STORIES Michael Anastassiades, designer for Flos, addresses the heart of a true design 12 partnership 66 MY ICON Rebekah Caudwell reveals her design icon as Dorothy Draper 76 LAST WORD DesignLSM talk through the process of designing for F&B environments January 2016 Interior Design Today 5 IDTDecJan16_Jade 13/11/2015 15:29 Page 6 News interiordesign TODAY HANDLED DELICATELY NEWS|BRIEF 20.20 CREATES EXQUISITE INTIMACY AT STEFFL’S LINGERIE ATELIER, AUSTRIA Strategic design consultancy 20.20 has unveiled its presented in a luxurious, lifestyle-led environment, PASCOE RECOGNISED work in the newly launched lingerie and hosiery sensory discovery is enhanced with the addition of Pascoe Interiors Ltd has department at Austria’s leading department exclusive scent and accessory brand feature been named ‘Recognised Leader in Interior Design’ store Steffl. presentations, unique to Steffl within the Austrian in Build Magazine’s 2015 market. 20.20's design scheme is a celebration of Architecture Awards. 20.20’s fashion and department stores design timeless materials, including handcrafted parquet specialists were tasked with creating an exquisite yet flooring with modern limed finish and fixtures framed intimate lingerie department on the first floor of by dark patina metalwork offset by brushed brass. PRESENTING NULTY+ "STEFFL – The Department Store Vienna." Matt lacquered and upholstered surfaces in skin Paul Nulty Lighting Design (PNLD) has Lingerie Atelier, on the first floor of STEFFL, the nudes and rose tones add softness to the space. The rebranded after four years former location of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s wallpapers, embellished with natural and metallic to create a workshop apartment and workroom, takes cues from Vienna's textures, act as backdrops to product presentations, environment to nurture rich heritage and the city's passion for creativity, art, making the environment feel residential and sensual, the next generation of music, architecture, and café culture. Bespoke whilst plush Moroso seating, bespoke cowhide rugs lighting designers and interior features are influenced by the craftsmanship and brass pendants punctuate the customer’s promote the technical and creative expertise of the of musical instruments and Viennese references are journey through the department. London-based profession. Under the new present throughout the space, with St Stephen's 20.20’s fashion and department store client base name, Nulty+, Paul Nulty Cathedral (Steffl) and its roof formations featuring includes Liberty in London, Ann Summers UK, will focus on developing a prominently. Fortnum & Mason, Karstadt in Germany and Vroom & team of lighting design Alongside the best everyday and premium brands, Dreesmann in The Netherlands. leaders and champion the growth and value of the industry as an integral part of the design landscape. UNITED GLOBALLY Globe-Trotter has launched a new bespoke service with the Union collection designed by Christopher Jenner. For the first time in their 120 year history Globe-Trotter are inviting clients to collaborate in the design of their own personalised luggage. The custom- made service, available exclusively at the Albemarle Street Flagship, offers an immersive experience into the materials, finishes and processes at the heart of the brand. SURFACES ON THE UP The Surface Design Show focuses solely on interior and exterior surfaces, of Ehrenstra e, one of the main galvanised metal, plywood and connecting innovative and β COLOGNE shopping areas of the city. concrete has been sourced for exciting materials with a BuckleyGrayYeoman has the refurbishment. specifying audience of WELCOMES refurbished the outdated 1,200 BuckleyGrayYeoman utilised the architects and designers. Returning to London’s BRITISH sq ft. 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A simple and the bold character of the store. heritage with the vibrant identity understated material palette of Paul White, Director at 6 Interior Design Today January 2016 IDTDecJan16_Jade 13/11/2015 16:42 Page 7 News VITRA SUPPORTS EAMES EXHIBITION DIARY 3 – 7 December Design Miami miami2014.designmiami.com MIAMI Design Miami is a global forum for design, bringing together influential visitors to celebrate design, culture and commerce. 12 - 15 January 2016 Heimtextil heimtextil.messefrankfurt.com EXHIBITION CENTRE, FRANKFURT Heimtextil is the international trade fair for home and contract textiles. Vitra has announced its partnership with Barbican Art Plastic Side Chairs in a variety of colour options (1950), Gallery, London, UK, for the new exhibition ‘The World to the Organic Chair (1940)*, Elliptical Tables (1951) 17 - 19 January of Charles and Ray Eames’, running until 14 February and the Eames Tandem Seating (1962). The Vitra Home London 2016.
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