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| Dimensions | Divider only – 2600mm L x 2400mm H (to top of pelmet) x 305mm D (with marble shelves 625mm D) |
Bespoke Gordon Andrews Room Divider from a Midcentury Residence in Vaucluse. POA
Bespoke Gordon Andrews Room Divider from a Midcentury Residence in Vaucluse. POA
Andrews, a DIA Hall of Fame inductee (2011), is most famous for designing Australia’s first decimal banknotes. This prolific artist, graphic designer, and industrial designer worked on projects for Parliament House, the National Gallery, and the Reserve Bank of Australia. Widely regarded as one of the founders of design in Australia, Andrews exerted a pioneering influence on the profession. This room divider represents his distinctive modernist style at its finest.
The room divider itself is a masterclass in mid-century craftsmanship. Constructed from timber veneer panels mounted on metal posts, it features marble display shelves, coloured linen backing, and decorative fabric panels. An upper timber veneer section creates an elegant portal between the foyer and living room.
