World of Interiors July 2013

A nice copy of the magazine.

From World of Interiors website:

Swoop to Conquer

Blowing hot and cold about the need to revamp your garden? Let your heartstrings be tugged by our selection of hardy outdoor fabrics, guaranteed to withstand the worst of the summer weather. Max Egger aims to win over any floating voters. Photography Bill Batten

To Infinity And Beyond

At this Uruguayan holiday retreat, the apparently lipless lap pool seems to merge with the majestic lake beneath. The panorama can be enjoyed, caipirinha in hand, from the newly built house above - modern in style, Palladian in spirit - that Thomas Gibson conceived with his wife, Anthea, before her untimely death. As the art dealer writes here, it's a fitting memorial to her brilliance as a landscape designer. Photography: Ricardo Labougle

Cogs In The Wheel

Dotted with rare bicycles and limited-edition motorbikes, the Manhattan office of Michael Maharam's family textile empire is a monoculture in the Swiss or Japanese mould, where a clutter-free physical space spurs creative discipline. No personal knickknacks for the employees, then, but when you're surrounded by original Donald Judds, Jean Prouvés, Charlotte Perriands and so on, who cares? says Carol Prisant. Photography: Simon Upton

Flower Arrangement

When fabric doyen Pierre Frey and artist Jean-Denis Malclès met in the 1940s, a prolific partnership ensued. With wartime engendering a craving for colour, exuberance and fantasy in the decorative arts, the floriferous designs Malclès created for textiles and wallpapers were a sight for sore eyes, as Marie-France Boyer reports. Photography: Bruno Suet