Residential Interior, David Mlinaric’s Pied-à-terre*

Artist/Designer: David Mlinaric

Project Location: London, United Kingdom

Figure 1: Mlinaric's Pied-à-terre. Source: Derry Moore, Opting for Simple Over Lavish. 2008, Digital Image. Available from The New York Times. ( Source | Accessed : November 4, 2013 )

Figure 2: Mlinaric's Pied-à-terre. Source: Derry Moore, Opting for Simple Over Lavish. 2008, Digital Image. Available from The New York Times. ( Source | Accessed : November 4, 2013 )

Figure 3: Mlinaric's Pied-à-terre. Source: Derry Moore, Opting for Simple Over Lavish. 2008, Digital Image. Available from The New York Times. ( Source | Accessed : November 4, 2013 )

Style/Period(s):
Contemporary, Eclectic

Primary Material(s):
Fabric, Textile, Wood, Paint

Function(s):
Residential Structure

Related Website(s):

Designer's Website | Accessed : January 28, 2018

NYTimes Article | Accessed : January 28, 2018

Interview with Designer | Accessed : January 28, 2018

Significant Date(s):
21st Century

Additional Information:
Publications/Text in Print:
Cecil, Mirabel and David Mlinaric. Mlinaric on Decorating. London: Frances Lincoln, 2008.

Mlinaric, David. Great English Interiors. New York: Prestel, 2018.

"Overlapping Narratives: The V. & A.'s British Galleries." The Burlington Magazine 143, no. 1184 (2001): 667-69. http://www.jstor.org/stable/889228.

Tags:
David Mlinaric, residential design, home, london, eclectic, contemporary, decorating, interior decorating

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