Terence conran

“When rooms must be shared, dividing the territory can help reduce friction. A curtain provides demarcation and neutral walls give both occupants a chance to enjoy their own decoration. ” Terence...

The contradictions in Terence Conran’s character shine through in this profile by a former protege whose book is a mixture of score-settling and affection

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Although the Home book by English designer Terence Conran was published in 1982, a lot of the designs, colours and the Osmonds posters were still reflecting the flamboyant style of seventies. Amongst the pages are giant beds, space age looking sofas, a hippy looking lady sitting on psychedelic sheets and a dog that’s decided to shut its eyes to [&hellip

Terence Conran

I love Terence Conran's books, and I have been happy to find them at thrift shops, reasonably priced. "The House Book" is full of fab interiors: I have that one in paperback, also: And then we have "The Kitchen Book": With, of course, kitchens: And also "The Bed And Bath Book" With beds..... ...and baths: It would be a safe bet to assume that I will pick up other books he has written when I come across them. Of course I will.

1830s London townhouse renovated by Terence Conran (c. 1984) #terenceconran #composition #art #design #photography #interior #architecture… | Instagram

“The designer’s job is to imagine the world not how it is but how it should be.” Sir Terence Conran

It's impossible to think of modern design without mentioning Sir Terence Conran in the same breath and this legend gives us a look at his design favorites.

1970s Loft

It’s All in the Air We Breathe: Creating a Clean Air Home | L'Essenziale

Country kitchen is a term we really came to dislike over the course of the 90’s and early 2000’s. But today’s country kitchen isn’t duck-print wallpaper border, dusty blues and pinks, and ruffled curtains.It’s an escape to natural materials, simple furnishings, and functional objects. Take this kitchen above, for instance. The cabinetry and hood are of a soft, mottled finish. The walls are a creamy yellow – not bright white.