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‎INTERIORS, MARCH 1982 (Craftsmen - Carvers and Gilders; text: Megan Tresidder Metropolitan decorators set up shop in Winchester; text: Amanda EvansThe Burlington House Fairopens its august portals after an absence of two years...)‎

‎Pharos Publications. 1982. In-4. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 200 pages. Illustré de nombreuses photos en couleur dans et hors texte.. . . . Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon‎

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‎Craftsmen - Carvers and Gilders; text: Megan Tresidder Metropolitan decorators set up shop in Winchester; text: Amanda EvansThe Burlington House Fairopens its august portals after an absence of two yearsINTERIORSArchitect Terry Farrell’s aim was to put some jokes back into building design, and he started in his office; text: Deyan SudjicElectress Amalia of Bavaria fancied herself as Diana the huntress in the world’s most ornate hunting lodge; text: Angela AmimDavid Booth-Jones lives in a tentlike greenhouse on a London rooftop; text: Roger QuarlesTo expect the unexpected is the very least a browser can do at Christopher Gibbs’ New Bond Street antique shop, which he describes himselfVoluptuous decor at a new London restaurant, The English Garden; text: Megan TresidderOne Cast Court at the Victoria & Albert Museum is reopening with its original splendid decorations put back; text: Sir Roy StrongCaught fleetingly between moves, decorator (though she says she isn’t) Mimi O’Connell explains the mammoth size of her bath; text: Elizabeth GoddardThe ‘One Big Room’ dream of flat-dwellers is realised by an American living in London; text: Louise ElliotFESTIVAL OF INDIATum-of-the-century Bikaner’s architectural mood was a mixture of St Paneras and Moghul; text: Colin AmeryDhurries are the cotton rugs used for the lowliest domestic jobs in India, but Westerners prize them as works of art; text: Stephen Cohen and David BlackDuring the 1700s the Impeys spent their tour of duty in Calcutta commissioning local artists to paint the plants and birds; text: Mildred ArcherIndian furniture knows no decorative bounds. Marble, ivory, carved woods and inlay for exotic seating; text: Kate DysonThe fastidious Persian miniaturists of the 16th century were not as permissive as their Indian pupils; text: Rachael FeildGARDENThe Queen Mother has spent 50 years moulding the Royal Lodge gardens to her liking; text: George PlumtrePREVIEWSProperty - many mansion flats for sale; text: Amanda Evans. Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon‎