I’ve been noticing some cleverly curved elements in kitchen designs from Britain lately – more, I think, than we are seeing here in the US: (Chiselwood, via housetohome) I always see the influence of the master, Johnny Grey (read a post on Johnny Grey here), in these rounded British cupboards. The feeling is very different ...
We can’t all be in London this week – but don’t despair, we do get to peak at these beautiful pieces of kitchen furniture, from a collection by Johnny Grey Studios on display at Decorex, reinterpreting the country kitchen for the way we live today. Johnny Grey envisages today’s open, multi-functional kitchen as a living ...
It’s quite rare to see an eating area like this one, directly against a window looking out of the kitchen. At first glance, the idea of looking over the garden while you eat seems so appealing: But whether you call it Feng Shui, Vaastu, Neuro Architecture, instinctive design, or even common sense, we humans really ...
I’m sure I’ve told you too many times that I’ve been lucky enough to meet design hero Johnny Grey recently, and to attend his lecture on the “Post-Culinary Kitchen”. The lecture contained such a wealth of ideas, it could keep me busy with blog-posts (and design inspiration) for months to come. One of the most ...
For me, the best thing about the Brizo event at New York Fashion Week was hearing designers talk about design at the most fundamental level. We were treated to a presentation by Judd Lord and Seth Fritz from Brizo’s product design team, and their excitement over the existing and the future products was just palpable. ...
One of the highlights of my visit to New York last week was the chance to meet legendary designer Johnny Grey. It’s not every day I get to hang out with someone whose books I’ve had in my design library since before I even had a design library. Like several of the kitchen designers invited ...