British Interior Design Since 1925 | Review

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8. powell-tuck associates metropolis studios

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The Queen’s Room on the Queen Elizabeth 2 by Michael Inchbald had an ingeniously designed ceiling to give an illusion of greater height with the oblong cut-outs orientated to emphasise its length. The furniture too was of Inchbald’s design, complementing the forms of the trumpet columns.

Source: Photo: Bruce Peter

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