INTERVIEWS

At Home With : Luke Edward Hall & Duncan Campbell

An interview with an artist Luke Edward Hall and a designer Duncan Campbell in their London home. 

^{Nordic Garden}

_{CURATED BY AMANDA BROOKS}

Amanda Brooks – A Native New Yorker ensconced in the English Countryside, the home of her British born husband. Proprietor of the eponymous ‘Cutter Brooks’ shop, her aesthetic interpretation of classic English style where fashion intersects interiors.

_Braganza

_{CURATED BY JERMAINE GALLACHER}

_{Jermaine Gallacher – A young British design dealer championing local talents and his own intrepid vision from an old cork factory hidden within South London – a space acting as both a gallery showroom for his works as well as an occasional bar.}

^{Botanical Studies}

_{CURATED BY EDWARD HURST}

^{A pre-eminent antiques dealer with an instinctive flair for finding unusual and beautiful pieces. Operating predominantly by word of mouth, Hurst has been dealing in Antiques for 35 years – specialising in 18th Century furniture and art. Fascinated by
the passage of time and the history of each object, he seeks out antiques with heart and soul.
‘There are four important things I look for before buying a piece: originality, condition, romance and crucially, good design.’}

^{Uki Hana}

_{CURATED BY KUSHEDA MENSAH}

^{Kusheda Mensah – A British born Ghanaian designer who explores fun yet functional living environments, promoting human connection in an increasingly isolated world. Her range of modular furniture encourages a more fulfilling social experience – adaptable, interlocking forms realised in a bold aesthetic help to reimagine how communal spaces can be used. Her Mutual furniture collection debuted at Milan’s Salone de Mobile in 2018.}