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Article: Color conversation: textiles and furnishings from London-based Designers Guild are known worldwide for their inspired palettes.(Decorating)(Tricia Guild)(Interview)
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- House Beautiful
- Article date:
- March 1, 2004
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Designer Tricia Guild is often called the queen of color, and her reign has been a long one. It was clear from the start of her career that this aspect of her art would be a primary focus. As a neophyte decorator in 1970, she was so dissatisfied with the limited hues and shades available that she started Designers Guild to fill the gap. Her first collection was a group of traditional hand-blocked Indian prints that she recolored. After two years, Guild had a store on London's Kings Road from which she designed interiors and sold her own fabrics. Her business grew steadily over the decades to encompass not only textiles but wallpaper, paint, furniture, bed linens, kitchen ...
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Article: Designers Guild.(As Seen At Market)
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... ... ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Caption: Thomas Cushing, left, of Torcello, with Tricia Guild, Designers Guild, and Bonnie Mackay and Ruth Shapiro, both of MoMA, at the Designers Guild launch. Lo Li Selling, left, and Dale Sellin, Scandia Down; with ...
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