Bridge For Design Autumn 2014 Bridge For Design Autumn 2014 Issue

nberg F ritz von der Schulenburg has been beautiful and inspirational properties since the early Eighties. He has worked closely with many acclaimed, international interior designers and architects, and his vast archive and design. Depicting apartments and town houses, simple cottages and grand country estates. Located in the heart of Notting Hill, the apartment that a street of terraced houses, painted an assortment of colours typical of the style of the area. When he bought it, it was more to its location close to Portobello Road, with its buzzy community of stallholders and antiques dealers, than to its potential as a home. pher displays e of humour LEFT: Fritz von der Schulenburg’s dining room illustrates his idiosyncratic style; the walls are decorated with pages of calligraphy taken from a collection of Burmese books, and a clever trompe l’oeil is created by a photograph on canvas hung on the door, depicting a butler who once served at Manderston in the Scottish Borders; the Italian saddle chairs are by De Padova Bridge for Design Autumn 2014 117

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