Biography
1. Anthony Paine Biography January 2008
Anthony
Paine is a fellow of the Chartered Society of Designers,
a fellow of the British Interior Design Association,
and has been a member of the Artworkers Guild since
1990, acting as Honorary Secretary from 1993 –
2004.
He uses the classical architectural language
with a modern sensibility in a contemporary context.
Dynamic planning, wit and fine detailing are applied
to all projects whether a new house, shop interior or
a piece of bespoke furniture.
As well as designing, remodelling,
extending and decorating many private houses, his work
has included a hotel in Frankfurt, Georgian shops in
Spitalfields, a new traditional wooden chalet in Gstaad,
an extended farmhouse complex in Provence and a folly
beside the Baltic. He won The World of Interiors award
for the Rotunda Bookroom at the British Interior Design
Exhibition in 1990. He was listed in House and Garden’s
top interior designers for 2006.
In 1994 Anthony Paine designed the Gieves & Hawkes
flagship store in Savile Row, and in 2005 completed
a major update of his own original interiors. In the
intervening period he developed and designed a shop
fitting design manual for Gieves & Hawkes which
has established their brand image across the world.
Anthony Paine has applied the Gieves brand to the design
of more than 45 stores in cities across the world, including
Birmingham, Bath, Beijing, Hong Kong, London, Leeds,
Shanghai, Taipei and Tokyo. This year he was highly
commended in the National Shopfitters Association awards
for his work on Savile Row.
2. Anthony Paine Contact Details:
Name and address: Anthony Paine FCSD Fellow BIDA
Anthony Paine Limited
18 Macaulay Building
Bath
BA2 6AT
Telephone: +44 1225 331935
Email: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Web site: www.anthonypaine.com
January 2008
Contact details
Work tel: +44 1225 331935
Website: http://www.anthonypaine.com
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Image Gallery
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Title: Folly near the Baltic Sea, Germany
Description: Designed in 1997 – built in 2004. Classical temple façade, thatched roof, red brick walls with knapped flint rustication. Planned on golden sections, circles and squares. Giving a face to architecture.
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Title: Gieves & Hawkes, 1 & 2 Savile Row, London
Description: 1994: Designed the architectural shell – an enfilade of neo-classical rooms fitted out with traditional mahogany units.
2003: Furnishings stripped out, new lighting, simple units designed for new younger `Gieves` brand.
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Title: Guest Pavilion, Belgravia, London
Description: Another scheme, although designed in a different style, where the main house (out of picture) is linked via a new under garden swimming pool complex to this new Guest Pavilion.
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Title: Rotunda Bookroom, Chelsea, London
Description: An award winning installation at the British Interior Design Exhibition and featured in World of Interiors. It was designed and made to be dismantled and re-assembled in another location.
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Title: Swimming Pool, Villars, Switzerland
Description: The brief was to build a traditional chalet in the Swiss Alps linking underground with the clients existing chalet. The undermountain pool includes gym sauna, loungebar, cinema and study rooms.