Bridge For Design October 15
Inside the October issue we have the latest from the world of interior design. We look around actor, Malcom McDowell’s American barn, located outside Los Angeles. We explore the princely kingdom that is Badminton house. Marie-Veronique Swannell’s exquisite handles are this month’s design trend. In addition, ‘The Gardens of Arne Maynard’ by Arne Maynard, and ‘A Home in Paris’ by Guillaume de Laubier, are our top books for October.
Inside the October issue we have the latest from the world of interior design. We look around actor, Malcom McDowell’s American barn, located outside Los Angeles. We explore the princely kingdom that is Badminton house. Marie-Veronique Swannell’s exquisite handles are this month’s design trend. In addition, ‘The Gardens of Arne Maynard’ by Arne Maynard, and ‘A Home in Paris’ by Guillaume de Laubier, are our top books for October.
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design news | fabrics<br />
CARLUCCI ATMOSPHERE is the latest<br />
fabric and wallpaper offering from Carlucci<br />
di Chivasso by JAB Anstoetz. Comprising<br />
an eclectic mix of highly decorative,<br />
contemporary fabrics and textured wall<br />
coverings, Carlucci Atmosphere combines<br />
classic design with luscious contemporary<br />
fabrics inspired by gentlemens neckties and<br />
handkerchiefs.<br />
T: +44 (0)207 257 6470 | www.jab-uk.co.uk<br />
SIGNATURE STRIPES, checks and plains in an easily mixable collection of navy, red and<br />
neutrals makes Britannia the most extensive collection to date from Ian Mankin. Shown here<br />
is Regency Peony velvet on the sofa and Salesbury stripe Peony lampshade.<br />
T: +44 (0)207 722 0997 | www.ianmankin.co.uk<br />
A MAGNIFICENT lampas in 100% silk<br />
inspired by Italian decorative style, Verdi<br />
symbolises finesse. The ornamental<br />
richness of the design with garlands of<br />
acanthus and oak leaves, pearls and<br />
ornamental ironwork is expressed in four<br />
sophisticated colourways. www.lelievre.eu<br />
HOLI Indian made satins<br />
from Casamance in<br />
shimmering colours of<br />
red and orange, purple<br />
and fuchsia, turquoise<br />
and of absinthe green,<br />
gold and silver, make<br />
this collection a sacred<br />
celebration of the beauty<br />
of colours, as is the case<br />
in India. During the Holi<br />
festival, celebrated at<br />
the spring equinox, the<br />
Hindus throw colour<br />
pigments at each other,<br />
all of which have a<br />
meaning: green for<br />
harmony, orange for<br />
optimism, blue for vitality<br />
and red for joy and love.<br />
www.casamance.com<br />
62 <strong>Bridge</strong> for <strong>Design</strong> <strong>October</strong> 20<strong>15</strong>
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