DE S IGN CENTRE
GILES KIME
Giles Kime is executive and interiors editor of Country Life magazine and author of several books including the latest
A House in Maine (Rizzoli), co-authored
with Nina Campbell. He started his career on The World of Interiors, has held senior positions on both House & Garden and
Homes & Gardens and previously edited the interiors pages of the Daily Telegraph.
For ‘It’s A Dog’s Life’ (p30), he discovers interiors that suit devoted owners and their canine companions.
CHARLOTTE ABRAHAMS
Charlotte Abrahams is a freelance design writer and occasional curator. She contributes regular features to
publications including The Design Edit and Design Anthology UK. Her latest book,
Intelligent Hands: Why Making is a Life Skill is out later this year, published by
Quickthorn Books. In ‘Global Style’ (p20), she talks to French interior designer
Jean-Louis Deniot, whose international work offers a sophisticated take on neo-classical interiors.
EMMA LOVE
Emma Love is a freelance journalist specialising in interiors, design and travel. London-based, she is a contributing editor
at Conde Nast Traveller and ELLE Decoration, and also writes for publications such as The Telegraph, Country & Town House and House & Garden. In ‘Wise Counsel’
(p38), she talks to interior designers about the reality of their jobs (because it’s far more than plumping cushions).
CONTRIBUTORS BECKY METCALFE
Becky Metcalfe is head of content at Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour.
A passionate advocate for design, she engages with the industry to create
inspiring content across multiple platforms. With an editorial approach to everything
she does, she edits The Journal and curates the talks programmes with globally
renowned speakers, keeping the Design Centre firmly on the map.
EMILY BROOKS Emily Brooks is a journalist and editor
specialising in interiors, architecture and design. London-based, she writes for Design Anthology UK, Grand Designs and
the Observer Magazine, and is the editor of Design News for the Design Centre. In ‘Pay It Forward’ (p34),
she discovers the positive steps design firms are taking to make a difference.
ARABELLA MCNIE
Arabella McNie is a creative interiors stylist renowned for her innate style.
Her knack of imaginatively interpreting a brief has led her to art direct projects both at home and overseas. As creative director at the Design Centre she has
curated the look of key events throughout the year. Her artistic flair, use of
colour, texture and eye for detail can be seen in the vignettes she created for ‘The Shape of Things to Come’ (p14).
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