The designer Faye Toogood finds exceptional beauty in unexpected arrangements of objects, and uses them to create installations for fashion houses — and her own house. Read the article
A Ben Nicholson print hangs in the master bedroom.
The master bedroom also contains an antique French bistro mirror.
Faye Toogood in a dress from Egg, in London.
The front sitting room of Toogood’s London house contains a pair of 1950s Italian chairs, vintage Swedish lights above the fireplace and a vase by Hilda Hellstrom on the Element coffee table, designed by Toogood.
In the dining room (the door handle is a Toogood design for Izé), Charlotte Perriand’s Pivotant lights flank a photograph by Tobias Harvey above the fireplace. The Madea dining chairs by Vittorio Nobili are from the 1950s.
A 19th-century sofa paired with a 1950s marble Italian table in the back sitting room.
Toogood making workers’ coats at the London Design Festival 2012.
The Conductor, an interactive light installation, in which a bank of resin-encased toggle switches control a wall of fluorescent lights, for Established & Sons at the London Design Festival 2013.
“La Cura,” a performance piece in Milan last year, invited visitors to make clay forms that were then put together to create a communal sculpture. Alessandro Maria Nacar
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