THE WORLD OF INTERIORS
Taking Pictures with Ngoc Minh Ngo
An autodidact, Ngoc Minh Ngo has forged an illustrious career in photography since her family was forced to flee Vietnam – and owes much of it to sheer providence. She gives us a snapshot of her remarkable journey from a war zone to the pages of The World of Interiors and beautiful books
Play’s The Thing
When Belgian designer Leendert de Vos was commissioned by the French actor Stacy Martin to stage a decorative intervention in her London town house, the two discovered a rare artistic chemistry. Together, they produced a home reflective of the qualities of the best performers: improvisation, an intuition for the offbeat and, of course, a willingness to collaborate
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Batik Critique
The British/Nigerian artist confronts uncomfortable truths about colonialism, Western iconography and the complex entanglements between nations in his new solo show
Contributors
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There’s no limit to how long the stalwart Sardinian Peppino Dore is willing to keep labouring over his magnum opus: a pedimented palace cum duomo, crafted in its maximalist entirety by his own two hands
From the archive
Outstanding houses, gardens and stories rediscovered from almost 40 years of The World of Interiors print magazines
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