Posts Tagged: Designer Q&A

Designer Q&A with Rose Campbell

Rose Campbell has been featured in our Designer Muse series before, but as she’s just taken over as head of design and marketing at Newmor, we thought it was a good time to catch up. Tell us about Newmor and your role there. Newmor is a family owned business, specialising in commercial wallcoverings. We have… Read More >

20 December 2022

Protocol Speak with Furniture Designers, Studio Schrofer, About Their New Collections ‘Bizu’ & ‘Wink’

Protocol are pleased to share 2 new product collections ‘Bizu‘ and ‘Wink‘ which have recently been launched by their manufacturing partner JMS. Protocol spoke with contemporary furniture designer Frans Schrofer from Studio Schrofer, designer of Protocols new collections, to find out more about his background and the process of designing furniture. [Find Protocol on the… Read More >

15 December 2021

Q&A with Richmond’s Terry McGillicuddy

Design Insider is thrilled to welcome Terry McGillicuddy, Director of Interior Design company, Richmond International. Richmond International is an industry-leading hospitality interior design practice and has designed some of the world’s most prestigious hotels. 1. Tell me a bit about yourself and Richmond? I joined Richmond in 2002 and in my role I’m responsible for… Read More >

18 March 2020

Q&A with Sam Hecht and Kim Colin

We were delighted to be invited to talk with London-based designers Sam Hecht and Kim Colin about their thinking on the modern workplace, their approach to design and how it informed their latest products for BCFA member Herman Miller. Please could you introduce yourselves? We are Sam Hecht and Kim Colin of London-based studio Industrial… Read More >

24 February 2020

Newmor Wallcoverings Sit Down with 2LG Studios

Texture, colour and pattern, it’s what Newmor do best and at Newmor the options are endless. Newmor specialise in commercial quality, wide-width fabric-backed vinyl wallcoverings. Today, Londonewcastle reveal their first two show apartments within the on-going renovation of this Grade II*-listed brutalist landmark in Poplar, east London styled by Ab Rogers Design and 2LG Studio,… Read More >

7 February 2020

Jim Biddulph & Sally Angharad in Conversation

The colours and materials we use to bring projects and products to life are increasingly seen as integral components of ‘good design’. With this increase in awareness comes a greater expectation from clients, coupled with even more choice from the industry than ever before. As such, making informed choices about colour and material finishes can… Read More >

25 April 2019

The London Collection with Decca

Decca Home proudly introduces The London Collection designed by Robbie Llewellyn of Bert Frank, a British, award-winning, luxury lighting brand. The collaboration between Bert Frank and Decca began with five furniture pieces designed and produced for a Bert Frank presentation at Maison et Objet 2016. Encouraged by the enthusiastic response in Paris and experiencing Decca’s manufacturing… Read More >

14 September 2018

Q&A with Paul Williams at Evans Textiles

Evans Textiles, a member of BCFA, recently spoke with us in regards to their new cellular blinds in the Nuance collection. We were interested in how the blinds were child safe, as well as the other features it boasted. We were kindly allowed a short Q&A with Paul Williams, Track & Blind Systems Divisional Director at… Read More >

4 September 2018

Designer Q&A: Michael Freedman from Innovations Inc. [MATERIAL: CORK]

This months material theme is Cork and Innovations Wallcoverings, Inc. was a company discovered at 2017’s BDNY that uses this material. They were the first design studio to explore and create cork wallcoverings that were suitable for commercial interiors in 1999.  At BDNY we saw their first ever cork wallcoverings that have been digitally printed. We sat down… Read More >

1 August 2018

Designer Q&A with Clare Jenkinson, Ulster Carpets

This month our Material Focus is paint. With that in mind, we wanted to talk to Clare Jenkinson, Residential Designer at Ulster Carpets about their new collection, Watercolours. Watercolour painting is known for its delicacy and subtlety because it uses thin washes and transparency.  No matter how quick or slow you work, watercolour does not stay still or remain… Read More >

10 July 2018