Gosling by Stephen Calloway

Gosling by Stephen Calloway

In the world of furniture and design the name Tim Gosling is synonymous with sophistication, excellence, and craftsmanship. This beautifully produced, generously illustrated volume displays these qualities, which have earned Gosling high praise as well as important public and private commissions. Renowned for his ability to tailor-make a room and its elements to meet the client's individual tastes and needs, Gosling is one of the few designers who involves himself with every aspect of a project. Irresistibly classic and elegant, Gosling's designs have graced yachts, corporate boardrooms, country homes and city apartments. Stephen Calloway introduces readers to Gosling's signature design concepts and reviews the design process, Jean Gomm and Juergen Huber highlight the quality materials that make Gosling's pieces so sought after and timeless. Fans of classic interior design, as well as designers themselves, will find much to inspire and ignite their imaginations.

TIM GOSLING worked with David Linley for nearly two decades before starting his own company in 2005. His portfolio of furniture and interiors commissions includes the Savoy, Goring and Berkeley Hotels in London and the headquarters for British Petroleum. STEPHEN CALLOWAY is Curator of Prints at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London. He is the author of Baroque Baroque: The Culture of Excess, Aubrey Beardsley, and Elements of Style. JEAN GOMM is a Director of T. Gosling Ltd., active in the arts and involved with a number of companies and non-profit organisations including being President of the Harvard Business School Alumni Club of London. JURGEN HUBER is Senior Furniture Conservator at the Wallace Collection London. The foreword is by TIM KNOX, Director, Sir John Soane's Museum, London. Photography by renowned architectural photographer RAY MAIN.

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ISBN 13	9783791343648
ISBN 10	3791343645
Title	Gosling
Author	Stephen Calloway
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Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	Prestel
Year published	2009-09-09
Number of pages	224
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